The Russian government is persistently building relations with the “rebellious” republics in the style of family squabbles. Recently, Aslan Abashidze, who enjoys the patronage of the Moscow authorities, was put on the international wanted list. Now Russia is going to provide political asylum to Igor Giorgadze, a Georgian oppositionist. It is certainly known about him that he is wanted by Interpol for terrorism. But in our country, only those whom Putin appoints are terrorists, and if you are an enemy of Saakashvili, then you are definitely a good person and cannot be a terrorist.