Georgia is in fact facing an energy blockade, Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Nogaideli said. \"Mainly this deals with the sabotage at a cross-country gas pipeline and the suspiciously long time the repair work on Russian territory is taking,\" Nogaideli said at a briefing on Thursday. The Georgian government takes all measures to stabilize the situation: in particular, it is planned to increase electrical energy deliveries to Georgia from Armenia and Azerbaijan, he said. Due to the crisis situation in the country, Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili interrupted his visit to Davos, where a number of important meetings were scheduled, and is returning to Tbilisi in the evening, Nogaideli said. (Interfax)