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Just yesterday, Deputy Prosecutor General Kolesnikov said that the issue of granting political asylum to another Georgian oppositionist, Georgadze, could be considered. And today the leader of the Justice party flew to Moscow. “I am going to decide my fate in the legal field,” said Igor Georgadze, who is wanted by Interpol at the request of Georgia. Georgian authorities believe that Moscow is supporting terrorism in this way. I wonder how the world community will evaluate the Kremlin’s love for the fugitive Georgian oppositionists.