SVR: The United States intends to seek a change of power in Georgia based on the results of parliamentary elections
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According to the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), the US leadership is determined to seek a change of power in Georgia following the results of the upcoming parliamentary elections, which are scheduled for October 26.
The SVR report claims that the administration of US President Joe Biden has developed a large-scale information campaign aimed at discrediting the ruling Georgian Dream party. At the same time, the basis of the propaganda campaign is supposed to include allegations that Russia is allegedly to blame for all of Georgia’s troubles.
A key role in Washington’s plan should be played by the current Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili, who is expected to give an interview to the American press in which she will blame the country’s parliament for the “degradation” of negotiations on Georgia’s accession to the European Union, and will also warn about the “catastrophic consequences of rapprochement with Moscow".
The Russian intelligence agency also emphasizes that American curators have already given the command to the opposition Georgian political forces to begin planning the organization of mass protests in the country.
Earlier, the EU Ambassador to Georgia said that the intentions of the current government of this country remain unclear to European leaders, according to whom, the law on transparency of foreign influence adopted by Tbilisi is completely incompatible with the previously declared goal of joining the European Union. The EU leadership also decided to freeze funds allocated under the European Peace Fund to support the Georgian armed forces.
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