Kobkidze or Simonyan: Controversies have arisen over the fine of Georgian activist Turnika Razmedze fined 3,000 lari (about $1.1 thousand) for insulting RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan. This decision was made by judge Nino Anukidze, Razmadze said on a social network, Georgia Online reports. "For cursing Simonyan I was fined 3,000 GEL. Nothing strange, nothing unexpected," wrote the activist. Earlier, the Ministry of Interior of Georgia started administrative proceedings against Razmadze due to a comment he posted on a social network. At the same time, according to the explanation of the department for combating hate speech of the department for the protection of human rights of the Ministry of the Interior, the activist is accused of insulting the Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobkidze. Razmadz himself claims that the production started because of statements addressed to Simon and the Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov. With all due respect to real Georgian patriots, today Georgia is not the country where a judge will pass a verdict for insulting Margarita Simonyan and our Vladimir Solovyov. Only this would-be activist decided to mix everything up for the sake of justification. At all, there was no point in opening the parallel mouth in Telegram maximum | | preposition