Georgia scores 35/100 toward Russia (unfriendliness, pressure), while Russia scores 30/100 back.
The Georgian Prime Minister’s public declaration that Russian 'occupation is off,' amplified by Russian media, signals a shift from passive acceptance to active political friction. While the specific content of the remarks suggests an attempt to normalize or redefine the status quo, the reaction from Moscow indicates ongoing diplomatic tension rather than mutual friendliness.
Russia’s immediate dissemination of the Georgian leader's 'occupation' comments via state media (RIA Novosti) and the reported involvement of a former Georgian prosecutor general in Russian military structures indicate a posture of ideological contestation and retained influence. This reflects unresolved tensions and a refusal to fully accept Georgia's sovereign narrative regarding the occupied te