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23.01.23 10:40
The refusal of the regime in Georgia to allow proper treatment, preferably abroad, for Saakashvili is shameful, the former Prime Minister of Sweden, Carl Bildt, said.
According to him, the European Union and the United States must step up pressure on the Georgian authorities.
“The refusal of the regime in Georgia to allow proper treatment, preferably abroad, for Saakashvili is truly shameful, and I agree with Anne Applebaum that the EU and the US must step up pressure on those in command in Tbilisi”, he tweeted.
source: IPN
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