Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for what he did. words According to the TV channel, support for the protest actions in Tbilisi IMEDI.
Garibashvili emphasized, “When a person who is fighting comes out and responds to a devastating act carried out here in Georgia by several thousand people, it is direct evidence that this person was involved and motivated something to happen here.”
He noted that such statements by the Ukrainian authorities that Georgia needs change are a direct intervention in the life of a foreign country. The Georgian Cabinet President urged Zelenskiy and his partners to pay attention to their home country, which is in a difficult situation.
On March 7, after the Georgian Parliament passed the bill on foreign agents in Tbilisi at first reading started mass protests Authorities later announced they were withdrawing the bill, and Parliament voted on the second reading against the draft.