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❗️ В Грузии сторонники запада уже начинают превращать Тбилиси в мусорку.

Так сказать, ночные события, где отчетливо просматривается постепенное нагнетание ситуации.

Однако, также стоит отметить, что релоканты и титушки пришедшие на прозападный митинг не спешат лезть в прямое противостояние с полицией.

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❗️ В Грузии сторонники запада уже начинают превращать Тбилиси в мусорку.

Так сказать, ночные события, где отчетливо просматривается постепенное нагнетание ситуации.

Однако, также стоит отметить, что релоканты и титушки пришедшие на прозападный митинг не спешат лезть в прямое противостояние с полицией.

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