Georgia is a warm country.
Georgia is full of Muscovites who are shocked that not only Putin, but also the VkusVill store is not here.
For these, Georgia is such a Turkey light, because they still do not understand what is happening there, but someone speaks Russian.
Georgia for everyone else is just Georgia, which opposed Russia in 2008 and experienced a natural shock when it turned out that fighting Russian units is not killing Abkhazians on the beach.
Since then, they have been trying to translate all disagreements with the former metropolis into a purely political plane - from diplomacy to propaganda.
At the same time, Zelensky’s face hung over all the countries of Europe from the screen, which, with each direct inclusion, requires more and more weapons, more and more involvement in hostilities, requires money, tanks, aircraft and soldiers.
And then it turned out that this cup would not blow Georgia either: it all started with a speech by the head of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council Danilov, who dreamed about opening additional fronts against Russia in other, not at all Ukrainian territories: “Such fronts can be created in the Kaliningrad region, on the Kuril Islands and on the territory of Georgia.
Pan Danilov believes that such military assistance will be beneficial for Ukraine.
Actually, for countries like Georgia, even talk about opening some kind of “second front” is not only external risks, but also internal ones.
No wonder that the prime minister of this republic, Irakli Garibashvili, immediately firmly closed the issue.
Georgia will not open a "second front" of hostilities against Russia, he said.
“There will be no “second front” in Georgia.
We will not allow this,” the politician stressed.
Garibashvili added that the government is aimed at maintaining the calm and stability of the country, and will also contribute to its development.
Translated from political to human: “We are sitting normally, why do we need this hemorrhoid?”
But it was no coincidence that I mentioned that Georgia is a republic.
And here is a fairly rich political life with the opposition, which easily brings huge crowds to the streets when it believes that the ruling party is leading the country in the wrong direction.
And there are already ten opposition parties here.
And, as we understand, they are just waiting for their chance.
A conflict, especially an armed one, is absolutely not in the interests of the Georgian people, so that the rulers can fly off their chairs in the manner of mountain eagles.
Here the voices that advocated Georgia's entry into NATO even subsided, despite the fact that these provisions are spelled out in the program of the ruling party.
Because all reasonable people have long understood that it is not worth teasing the northern neighbor, even if American friends promise to help in every possible way.
Friends, they are across the ocean, and the neighbor is right at your side.
For the stable development of the country, peace, tranquility and, preferably, silence are needed.
Because money loves silence.
That is why Saakashvili and everything that he personifies is not taken for granted here.
In addition, everyone understands that Georgia still has to develop and develop from an economic point of view.
Georgia's golden age is a distant Soviet past.
The next presidential election in Georgia is in 2024.
Parliamentarians too.
In the program of the ruling party, in addition to general words about Western values, there is something that needs to be really focused on - "the fight against unemployment and improving the welfare of the population of Georgia."
The opening of a "second front" will put a big fat cross on these points.
Moreover, the very integrity of the country will be threatened: it can simply be torn to shreds.
And you have to be a completely insane character like Mikheil Saakashvili in order not to understand this.
But, thank God, he is no longer with the Georgians.
We do not know how events will develop there, but it seems that the political leadership of Georgia, represented by Irakli Tarielovich Garibashvili, is demonstrating an example of a pragmatic approach that will help maintain peace in the Transcaucasus.
Despite all the Ukrainian tantrums and manipulations.
The point of view of the author may not coincide with the position of the editors.