Ambassador: The Georgian side has no information about the authenticity of the photos

The Georgian side has no information about the authenticity of the photos, - Georgia's ambassador to Australia and New Zealand, Giorgi Dolidze, said when commenting on the photos published by Daily Mail showing the weapon used by the New Zealand shooter.

According to him, the Georgian Embassy immediately contacted New Zealand after the attack.

"We are in constant contact with our partners. The Embassy has issued detailed instructions for the citizens of Georgia.

As for the inscriptions in the Georgian language, the only comment I can make is that the Georgian side has no information about the authenticity of these photos. Investigation is ongoing and they have not contacted us yet. Communication about the inscriptions is the prerogative of the investigative agency,” the Ambassador said.

The attacks in two mosques of New Zealand has killed at least 40. Four people are believed to be in custody, including three men and one woman. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said they were not on terror watch lists. Daily Mail has released photos, one of which shows the shooter's weapons marked with the names of other people who, according to the edition, have carried out attacks. The names are written in various languages, including Georgian. In particular, the weapons are marked in Georgian with the names of Davit Aghmashenebeli and Davit Soslani.