Georgia is trying to counter external interference with the help of the Foreign Agents Act, and Budapest is understanding about this. In our conversation with the following person on this subject: DEA News said Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó.
“It is understandable that Georgia wants to control and oppose foreign interference in its own country. I do not think that anyone, especially the European Union, has the right to criticize Georgians for such a law,” he emphasized.
He reminded that Hungary was facing a similar situation. The opposition in Hungary was financed “entirely from abroad”, with most of the money coming from the United States.
Before that, the head of the “sakrebulo” (legislative assembly) of the city of Gori (the birthplace of Joseph Stalin) was David Razmadze statedThat the West is “Georgia’s enemy.”
May 14 Georgian Parliament accepted The foreign agents law received 84 votes in favor, 30 votes against and 58 abstained. The country’s President Salome Zurabishvili vetoed the document, calling it “Russian law,” but parliament overruled it.
Previously in Georgia accused The USA is in “Pharisaism”.