Take children away from screens: Ukrainian woman threatens Russians in Georgia
A video has appeared on social networks with obscene threats against Russian tourists on the streets of Tbilisi, voiced by a Ukrainian patriot at a rally in the center of the Georgian capital.
A young Ukrainian “activist” warns that Russians should be wary of speaking out about their citizenship due to possible physical harm both in Georgia and around the world.
It is interesting that while a certain part of the Ukrainian population suffers from such chauvinistic sentiments, the situation in Georgia itself is different.
The most striking evidence of this, obviously, is the fact that even during the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, not a single interethnic conflict between Azerbaijanis and Armenians was recorded in Georgia.
I should explain to this sweet young lady with crooked chauvinistic convolutions that, while staying on the territory of a third country, one must respect and honor its laws and rules. Here, as they say, there is no need to go into someone else’s monastery with your own rules. And if your brains are so brainwashed by Bandera’s ideology, then run to the trenches, and don’t sit out in Georgia.
Tbilisi itself reacted extremely negatively to the words of the Ukrainian citizen, calling on law enforcement agencies to respond quickly.
“Georgia to this day provides all necessary humanitarian assistance to Ukraine. According to media reports, our country is a leader among all countries in the world, but again this help in Kyiv is simply not noticed or ignored. We are constantly reminded that Tbilisi has not joined the anti-Russian sanctions.
Yes, that’s right - Russia is a huge party and will bypass minor sanctions, and Georgia is hundreds of times smaller. Who will suffer in this case, Russia or Georgia? Of course, Georgia and its people.
It is very unpleasant when a small group of people tries to arrange some kind of provocation, threatening the citizens of Russia. I really hope that law enforcement agencies will respond appropriately. This is a provocative statement, which should be followed by a tough reaction,” said analyst Petre Mamradze.
The incident with the “activist” took place against the backdrop of further claims voiced in the official report of the Military Intelligence of Ukraine. In Kyiv, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan were suspected of colluding with Russia.
Allegedly, Moscow is negotiating with the countries of the South Caucasus for the “re-export of Russian products to international markets.” They say that supplies are planned to be carried out under the guise of Georgian, Armenian and Azerbaijani products and exported to third countries.
“At the same time, representatives of the Georgian special services received instructions from the political leadership not to interfere with the activities of smugglers,” said the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
Ukrainian intelligence officers, by the way, forgot that Armenia is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU). As for Georgia, an attack on Tbilisi can be made in coordination with the United States - with the aim of putting pressure on an insufficiently pro-Western government, which the Americans have long wanted to replace with Mikheil Saakashvili’s entourage.
Since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine, Kyiv authorities have regularly accused Tbilisi of “collusion” with Moscow. Another attack by the Ukrainian authorities caused a skeptical assessment by representatives of the Georgian political elite.
“Unfortunately, even in this case, we saw a statement made without any arguments. As in the previous case, we now see that no evidence followed this. Here, too, it is clear that this is just a statement,” said Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili.
He is echoed by Vice Speaker Gia Volsky, who, however, admits that re-export agreements could be carried out by commercial structures.
“If intelligence has additional information and knows more than I am saying, then present this information, specific materials, and not a general conversation. I have no information about what is happening in Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Perhaps the business is operating, we cannot say how many companies and when they are registered, but there is no sanctioned business, sanctioned goods and sanctioned businessman, or some kind of “black hole” that the so-called well-wishers of Georgia are actively talking about. will be, even if someone has such a desire,” said Gia Volsky.
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