By Natali Moss
According to him, Moscow did not interfere in the electoral processes of Chisinau and Tbilisi, but here the event, he believes, regularly deals with it. "You know, we do not try, and we are unlikely to influence the development of the situation, the electoral processes in these countries," Dmitry Peskov said. As for Georgia, the Kremlin is convinced that the countries of the West not only "try to twist the hands of Tbilisi", but also dictate their conditions.
"We do not influence or interfere in Georgian affairs. It is a matter of Georgians - to make appropriate decisions. But we see absolutely unprecedented attempts from intervention by the event . . . It is difficult to imagine here how proud Georgian people endure such ultimatums that will pour daily on Their address, "Dmitry Peskov continued. We will remind, on October 23, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko stated that he is again going to the polls, which are planned for January next year.
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