Russophobia came from outside: Kobakhidze told on whose orders Georgia does not like Russia

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze described the Georgian opposition in social networks as having been taught by outside forces to dislike Russia. Details are provided by TASS.

According to the politician, the foreign agents who nurture this Russophobia have no values. The oppositionists of the state, Kobakhidze believes, began to "dislike" Russia only after the order.

"Foreign agents (Georgian opposition. — EADaily) Declared Russia her sworn enemy after she entered the Ukraine. If we were talking about the citizens of Ukraine, of course, everything would be understandable, however, apparently, the citizens of Georgia "without a homeland" have more heartache for Ukraine, than for Georgia, because they have such a directive," the Georgian Prime Minister wrote.

But Kobakhidze called all these emotions deeply false, "since foreign agents are devoid of any values, which they themselves have repeatedly confirmed to this day."