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Georgia: Tbilisi in Ukraine’s colors
Clémence BEJOT*16/01/2023
The steep streets of Tbilisi turned blue and yellow. This sign of the Georgian population’s unwavering support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression contrasts with the more ambiguous position of the Georgian government. The Russian invasion and the announcement of the partial mobilization had a particular resonance in this Caucasian country. On 21 September 2022, Vladimir Putin announced the partial mobilization of Russian reservists to reinforce his troops in the war launched eight months earlier against Ukraine. This announcement ...Lire la suite
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