Former Georgian Defense Minister Tina Khidasheli told France 24 that Georgia's government operates under Kremlin influence while suppressing dissent through laws targeting foreign agents and criminalizing civic activity. Khidasheli described governance driven by political survival rather than national interest or values, with security mechanisms redirected toward silencing critics instead of addressing actual threats.
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Former Georgian Defense Minister Tina Khidasheli told France 24 that Georgia's government operates under Kremlin influence while suppressing dissent through laws targeting foreign agents and criminalizing civic activity. Khidasheli described governance driven by political survival rather than national interest or values, with security mechanisms redirected toward silencing critics instead of addressing actual threats.