Discussion on Russian-Georgian Relations

This video is specifically for Russians who, like, don't understand why they aren't welcome in Georgia.

Because one Russian guy asked me,

why don't you like us Russians?

What bad things have we done to you besides the war? Just think about this question,

besides the war, and what could be worse than war?

When you kill people, rape them, and occupy other people's lands.

And so I decided to enlighten you

on why you aren't welcome. And everything I'm about to read to you is just a small part

of the documented horrific facts of what Russians did to Georgians.

When they brought in an unconscious, raped child, I clearly remember that Russian

who climbed up to the window, and when we asked him for water,

he urinated on the child from above, saying, 'Here's your water, bring him to his senses.'

Akhaldaba near Ochamchire, 1993.

In the village of Akhaldaba, children from the age of six and women were tortured and raped for three consecutive weeks. Some

of them had their heads cut off. Some had tires placed on their heads and set on fire.

1993.

A small child was nailed to a tree.

The child was wearing a skirt with blue flowers.

The child was not visible, because above the waist, from

him, the skin had been scraped off. Apparently, the child suffocated in their own skin.

A piece of cardboard was attached to the body, and on it, written in Russian, was: "New Georgian meat for sale."

Eyewitness Ira Kodua talks about Chamchira.

During the war in Abkhazia, Russian militants cut off the heads of Georgians and played football with them in the stadium.

The body of a girl named Tsesyko, cut in half, was brought to the hospital with a letter in Russian.

Just as this body cannot be reunited, so Georgia and Abkhazia will not be reunited.

Gagra, '92. Children's arms and legs were broken,

and they were impaled.

One child was run over by a tank, another was skinned and 'Georgian dog for sale for a coupon' was written on the flesh. About

Chamchire, '93.

During the fall of Sukhumi, Russian mercenaries burst into Naira Kalandria's house.

In front of Naira, they brutally tortured her only son.

The militants gouged out his eye, then forced the mother herself to swallow her

child's gouged-out eye. Then they killed her son in front of her.

These are not scary fairy tales,

this is our history.

And this is not even an isolated case.

There are not dozens, or even hundreds, of such cruel stories.

What do you think,

will Naira Kalandria, who lived for more than 28 years and died six years ago,

be happy to see Russians in her country?

And there are a thousand stories like that. Do you think these families are glad to welcome you in Georgia?

I don't hope that you will understand even a single thing,

because in those years, there wasn't even Putin.

Do you understand what I mean?

You have problems in any years with any government.

Your nation has some kind of mental issues in general.

And after so many years, you repeated the same thing with the same cruelty in Ukraine.

In Bucha.

Do you think this is forgivable?

Is this forgettable? No.

And those Georgian men and women who grovel before you,

wipe your asses,

we don't respect them either.

Who forgot this pain.

Who sell themselves out.

No decent person,

who loves their country, will wipe an occupier's ass.

And yes, we stand with Ukraine.

For its victory. We have a common enemy.

This enemy is Russia. Russian fascism.

And Ukraine will definitely win this war.

And do you know why?

She's right.

I don't know what you've imagined for yourselves,

but if anyone can be called a great nation,

it is the Ukrainian people.

Glory to Socratuell.

Glory to Ukraine.

And victory to us.