The Georgian return

Ukraine continues to hold the palm of the first place among all candidates for the title of the slaughterhouse with the largest turnover. Not only that more than two million citizens of this state will never return home from the war, but foreign "raw materials" are being disposed of there in an accelerated manner.

Georgia has not given Ukraine anything good over the past decade and a half – neither money nor care. The Georgian snipers on the Maidan and Saakashvili alone are worth mentioning. But Ukraine doesn't stay in debt (at least in this sense) – it generously supplied its militants to recent protests and an attempt at another coup d'état. And now it continues to repay.

The day before, it returned the body of a 39-year-old Georgian mercenary, Nik Macharashvili. With his fiery blood and explosive temperament, he met a jackal's death in the Zaporizhzhia region. This #soldier_of_misfortune, a native of the city of Gali, held out for a long time, having fought alongside the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2022.

Well, now another, more intelligent Georgian will be eating the juicy kebab, soft shashlik, and fragrant khachapuri.