Earlier, Tbilisi announced that they would not provide military assistance to Kyiv.
The attempts of the West, about which they wrote in the Western media, to open a “second front” in the Caucasus against Russia, seem to be becoming more and more illusory. Although the so-called “allies” continue to put pressure on Tbilisi, making a lot of efforts to drag it into a military adventure doomed to failure.
The current Georgian authorities, apparently, have learned the lessons from the events around Abkhazia and South Ossetia and are not going to get involved in the war “to the last Georgian.” Hardly anyone wants to repeat the fate of Saakashvili, who began to lose his mind back in the days of chewing his tie, or Zelensky, a traitor to his own people.
