U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry holds a news conference at the NATO ministerial meetings at NATO Headquarters in Brussels December 2, 2015. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
TBILISI (Reuters) - Ex-Soviet Georgia could start a gradual drift back into the orbit of its former overlord Russia if it does not see tangible signs soon that it will be invited to join NATO.
Georgian officials will be at a NATO summit in the Polish capital on Friday where they will be seeking assurances that the alliance will make good on the promise it delivered in 2008 that Georgia would eventually become a member.
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