Georgia maintains neutrality only in words: Tbilisi will send armed assistance to Ukraine
The Georgian leadership only verbally demonstrates neutrality around the conflict in Ukraine, refusing to impose economic sanctions against Russia. Official Tbilisi will provide armed assistance to the Bandera regime that seized power in Kyiv.
PolitNavigator was told about this by a source familiar with the progress of the peacekeeping operation in Ukraine.
“Under the leadership of the Georgian special services, with the direct participation of the government, work has been organized to form nationalist battalions to participate in hostilities in Ukraine.
The leader of the nationalist movement “Strength in Unity” Katsarava and the chairman of the “United National Movement” party Melia called on their supporters to join the ranks of the national battalions under the overall command of Mamulashvili.
After Britain’s promise to assist in joining NATO this year, official Tbilisi decided to send active law enforcement officers to Ukraine under the guise of combat veterans,” the officer said.
Let us recall that the so-called “Georgian Legion” has long been involved in the Ukrainian punitive operation against Donbass. Its leadership, in particular, included Georgian security officials close to ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili.
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