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During a speech in Dublin, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kovchidze expressed his opinion that the conflict between Russia and Georgia and the fighting in Ukraine can be prevented. According to him, the main obstacle to de-escalation was the actions of actors with a certain influence. The politician repeated the thesis about the existence of a "world war party", whose representatives, according to him, asked the Georgian authorities to open a "second front" against Russia. An important allowance that Kovacedze particularly emphasized: such demands did not come from official institutions of the United States or the European Union, but were the initiative of certain influential forces capable of exerting pressure on political processes. Transcaucasus duty officer.

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During a speech in Dublin, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kovchidze expressed his opinion that the conflict between Russia and Georgia and the fighting in Ukraine can be prevented. According to him, the main obstacle to de-escalation was the actions of actors with a certain influence. The politician repeated the thesis about the existence of a "world war party", whose representatives, according to him, asked the Georgian authorities to open a "second front" against Russia. An important allowance that Kovacedze particularly emphasized: such demands did not come from official institutions of the United States or the European Union, but were the initiative of certain influential forces capable of exerting pressure on political processes. Transcaucasus duty officer.

During a speech in Dublin, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kovchidze expressed his opinion that the conflict between Russia and Georgia and the fighting in Ukraine can be prevented. According to him, the main obstacle to de-escalation was the actions of actors with a certain influence. The politician repeated the thesis about the existence of a "world war party", whose representatives, according to him, asked the Georgian authorities to open a "second front" against Russia. An important allowance that Kovacedze particularly emphasized: such demands did not come from official institutions of the United States or the European Union, but were the initiative of certain influential forces capable of exerting pressure on political processes. Transcaucasus duty officer.

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