Georgia’s PM tells Zelensky not to interfere in their affairs FMTNews FMTWorld
Georgia’s prime minister Irakli Garibashvili says the Ukrainian president’s response to the destructive protest implied his involvement.
During the protests against a “foreign agents” law that critics said signalled an authoritarian shift in Georgia, Zelensky thanked protesters for waving the Ukrainian flag, saying it showed respect and wished the country a “democratic success”.
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