


Controversy Erupts Over Georgia's Parliamentary Elections Amid Allegations of Fraud
Georgian president and opposition allege election fraud as ruling party claims victory, prompting calls for protests and international investigation.
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Overview
Following Georgia's parliamentary elections, President Salome Zourabichvili and opposition leaders claim election fraud, citing voter intimidation and irregularities. The EU demands an investigation. Zourabichvili calls protests, stating the country is a victim of a 'Russian operation'. Ruling party, Georgian Dream, insists on their victory, rejecting fraud allegations. Critics express concern over authoritarian shifts and stalled EU aspirations, while pro-western opposition calls the election results 'stolen'. The international community is watching closely as tensions rise in a pivotal moment for Georgia's political future.
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