Giorgi Gorgadze

🚨🇹🇷🇬🇪 TURKISH MILITARY PLANE CRASHES IN GEORGIA - FIREBALL OVER STRATEGIC AIR CORRIDOR A Turkish Air Force C-130 just fell out of the sky over Georgia - and into the fault lines of the Caucasus. The Hercules lifted off from Azerbaijan on a “routine” run before disintegrating near the border. Locals saw a fireball. Ankara saw a crisis. Official line: search-and-rescue. Unofficial vibe: what the hell just happened? That flight path isn’t random - it’s the artery of Turkey’s quiet empire-building, stitching together Ankara, Baku, and Tbilisi in a triangle of influence that keeps Moscow and Tehran watching nervously. Now one of those arteries is bleeding aviation fuel. Maybe it was metal fatigue. Maybe it wasn’t. But every intelligence desk from Yerevan to Washington will be reading this wreckage like scripture. Expect Ankara to call it an accident, until not calling it an accident becomes safer. Because in the Caucasus, nothing crashes without consequence - not planes, not alliances, not power. Sources: Reuters, AP, TRT World, @Osint613

When Finnish foreign minister, acting @OSCE chair, made a video of herself breaking the law while blocking the central Avenue in Tbilisi, she was actually seen speaking to one of the infamous representatives of the extremist groups. In the other video, Mariam Mekantsishvili, the same extremist who complained to the Minister about the ‘poor democratic standards’ in Georgia, is exposed as one of the organizers of the violent mob in the process of the assault on the presidential palace on October 4. The footage has been published today by Georgia’s Ministry of Interior after her arrest this morning. When a European politician gets caught validating those involved in domestic terrorism, one must ask: is she unaware of what she is doing or is she deliberately vindicating the evil? Neither answer is encouraging. What was obvious to every Georgian – that the Minister’s appearance in front of the Parliament meant the support for the radicals – proved factually correct. Precisely such frivolous activism is an example of current EU foreign policy. We, Georgians, have no right to pursue or tolerate such frivolousness, as it is both dangerous and alien to our values. Actually, this is the real issue that Brussels has with Georgia. With this in mind, I am fully aware that calls for the right behavior are futile. However, after being exposed in embracing domestic terrorists, a responsible politician would resign as acting Chair of OSCE.

When Finnish foreign minister, acting @OSCE chair, made a video of herself breaking the law while blocking the central Avenue in Tbilisi, she was actually seen speaking to one of the infamous representatives of the extremist groups. In the other video, Mariam Mekantsishvili, the same extremist who complained to the Minister about the ‘poor democratic standards’ in Georgia, is exposed as one of the organizers of the violent mob in the process of the assault on the presidential palace on October 4. The footage has been published today by Georgia’s Ministry of Interior after her arrest this morning. When a European politician gets caught validating those involved in domestic terrorism, one must ask: is she unaware of what she is doing or is she deliberately vindicating the evil? Neither answer is encouraging. What was obvious to every Georgian – that the Minister’s appearance in front of the Parliament meant the support for the radicals – proved factually correct. Precisely such frivolous activism is an example of current EU foreign policy. We, Georgians, have no right to pursue or tolerate such frivolousness, as it is both dangerous and alien to our values. Actually, this is the real issue that Brussels has with Georgia. With this in mind, I am fully aware that calls for the right behavior are futile. However, after being exposed in embracing domestic terrorists, a responsible politician would resign as acting Chair of OSCE.

When Finnish foreign minister, acting @OSCE chair, made a video of herself breaking the law while blocking the central Avenue in Tbilisi, she was actually seen speaking to one of the infamous representatives of the extremist groups. In the other video, Mariam Mekantsishvili, the same extremist who complained to the Minister about the ‘poor democratic standards’ in Georgia, is exposed as one of the organizers of the violent mob in the process of the assault on the presidential palace on October 4. The footage has been published today by Georgia’s Ministry of Interior after her arrest this morning. When a European politician gets caught validating those involved in domestic terrorism, one must ask: is she unaware of what she is doing or is she deliberately vindicating the evil? Neither answer is encouraging. What was obvious to every Georgian – that the Minister’s appearance in front of the Parliament meant the support for the radicals – proved factually correct. Precisely such frivolous activism is an example of current EU foreign policy. We, Georgians, have no right to pursue or tolerate such frivolousness, as it is both dangerous and alien to our values. Actually, this is the real issue that Brussels has with Georgia. With this in mind, I am fully aware that calls for the right behavior are futile. However, after being exposed in embracing domestic terrorists, a responsible politician would resign as acting Chair of OSCE.