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Hello ANKA DAILY NEWS, today we are going to tell you about a turbulent situation in our neighboring country. The streets of Georgia are witnessing the harsh reactions of the people and this time the target is a leader who is frequently mentioned in the world agenda: Vladimir Putin. The Georgian people are taking a stand against Russia's increasingly visible policies in the region and its role in the war in Ukraine. But these protests have not been limited to a mere protest or a symbolic response. Street demonstrations have turned into intense clashes, escalating tensions in different Georgian cities.

Demonstrators are struggling to break through police barricades and continue to raise their voices against Putin with their slogans. But what is the real reason for this massive reaction and the angry crowds taking to the streets? What has mobilized the Georgian people so much and are these demonstrations only a local movement or do they carry a broader message? Moreover, there is talk that these developments will not be limited to Georgia, but will have a profound impact on other countries in the region and even on the international community.

At the heart of this mobilization, which started in Georgia, is the reaction to Russia's aggressive policies in Ukraine. But this is not limited to Ukraine. The Georgian people also believe that their independence is under threat. Russia's long-standing influence over Georgia, especially in the regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, is a fresh wound in the memory of the people. With the impact of this past, the Georgian people are once again reflecting their anger against Putin and their stance against the Kremlin's policies on the ground.





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