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Revision as of 05:01, February 13, 2023
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….During his annual review of Russia’s foreign policy January 22-23 [2008] (ref B), [[Foreign Minister Lavrov]] stressed that Russia had to view continued eastward expansion of NATO, particularly to Ukraine and Georgia, as a potential [[military]] threat. While Russia might believe statements from [[the West]] that NATO was not directed against Russia, when one looked at recent military activities in NATO countries (establishment of U.S. forward operating locations, etc. they had to be evaluated not by stated intentions but by potential…. While Russian opposition to the first round of NATO enlargement in the mid-1990’s was strong, Russia now feels itself able to respond more forcefully to what it perceives as actions contrary to its national interests."<ref>https://archive.ph/NV0B7</ref>}}
….During his annual review of Russia’s foreign policy January 22-23 [2008] (ref B), [[Foreign Minister Lavrov]] stressed that Russia had to view continued eastward expansion of NATO, particularly to Ukraine and Georgia, as a potential [[military]] threat. While Russia might believe statements from [[the West]] that NATO was not directed against Russia, when one looked at recent military activities in NATO countries (establishment of U.S. forward operating locations, etc. they had to be evaluated not by stated intentions but by potential…. While Russian opposition to the first round of NATO enlargement in the mid-1990’s was strong, Russia now feels itself able to respond more forcefully to what it perceives as actions contrary to its national interests."<ref>https://archive.ph/NV0B7</ref>}}
On February 11, 2023 Prime Minister of Gergia Irakli Garibashvili claimed that the [[Kyiv regime]] was attempting to spread the NATO war to the territory of Georgia. “Attempts to somehow spread this conflict to our country, unfortunately, do not stop. We have heard direct claims by representatives of the Ukrainian authorities on this topic. Their goal was to open a 'second front',” he said.
However, the terrorist Kyiv regime did not stop at the statements, and also took aggressive actions to incite hostilities on the territory of Georgia. According to the Prime Minister, Kyiv sent ex-President [[Mikhail Saakashvili]] from Ukraine to Georgia. However, Saakashvili was arrested and the Kyiv regime asked Tbilisi to release Saakashvili to Kyiv.
The Georgian Prime Minister added that the Kyiv regime does not stop its provocations.
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