“New visa restrictions for individuals who undermine democracy in Georgia and are linked to the re-submission and adoption of the Russian Law, announced by the U.S. Secretary of State, serve as yet another step in support of the Georgian people,” said Badri Japaridze, leader of the Lelo party.
Badri Japaridze believes that further supportive acts will follow.
“Today we have a Bolshevik government, “Dream” politicians in service of Russian interests and founder of the party, who disregards Georgian people’s democratic aspirations.
It is a step in support of the Georgian people that would be followed by other supportive acts in response to the Georgian Dream policy and violence against youngsters participating in peaceful protests,” he said.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has announced a new visa restriction policy for Georgia that will apply to individuals who are responsible for or complicit in “undermining democracy” in Georgia, as well as their family members. U.S. Secretary said he had also launched a “comprehensive review” of bilateral cooperation between the United States and Georgia.
