In the refusal of Georgia from Soviet and fascist symbols, Moscow saw the next "provocation of Saakashvili"
The "Charter of Freedom" , approved by the Parliament of Georgia, which, according to local politicians, should save the country from the Soviet heritage, Moscow sharply did not like it. In particular, the first vice speaker of the Federation Council Alexander Torshin, the acting chairman of the chamber, said that the "Charter" in essence deleted Georgia from the list of peoples-winners of fascism, ITAR-TASS reports.