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Georgia’s PM Irakli Kobakhidze has accused the US of enticing violence amid massive protests against the “foreign agents” bill in the country. He also accused the US of meddling in the country’s affairs and making “false statements.” He also criticised previous US statements for allegedly inciting violence by foreign-funded actors and supporting unsuccessful \
Georgia’s PM Irakli Kobakhidze has accused the US of enticing violence amid massive protests against the “foreign agents” bill in the country. He also accused the US of meddling in the country’s affairs and making “false statements.” He also criticised previous US statements for allegedly inciting violence by foreign-funded actors and supporting unsuccessful \
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