Female mercenary sniper in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
The British Sky News channel website reported on the 13th that there are currently 20,000 foreign soldiers, of which Georgians account for the largest proportion, followed by British (about 3,000) and American armed personnel. Curiously, why "so many Georgians would 'help Ukraine fight Russia'"?
This dates back to 1991. At that time, the Soviet Union collapsed and Georgia became independent, with the support of Russia. South Ossetia also declared its independence. It is said that South Ossetia was originally a State of Georgia and should have had its heart set on Georgia, but because of the Ossetian population in the South Ossetia region, 66.2 per cent were Ossetians and 29.0 per cent Georgians. The South Ossetian authorities were bent on merging with North Ossetia and annexing it to Russia. In this regard, the Georgian authorities expressed great dissatisfaction, but they were afraid of Russia's influence and did not dare to act rashly. After Georgia's independence, its authorities continued to show goodwill to the West, touching the Russian bottom line, challenging Russia's regional influence, and vainly trying to regain South Ossetia with the us thigh, and then taking the initiative to provoke the Russo-Georgian war. But the war ended in a crushing defeat for Georgia. At present, South Ossetia is discussing with Russia related matters. It's really "losing the lady and folding the soldiers"!
Former President of Georgia Saakashvili
In addition, in Georgia, both the current and former presidents are thoroughly "pro-Spanish and anti-Russian" elements, and at their instigation, the whole of Georgia has long been permeated with an "anti-Russian" atmosphere. The territorial dispute and the pro-West leader jointly affect Georgia, causing so many Georgians to risk their lives to "go to Ukraine and Russia".