Blinken says US puts Georgia aid on
hold citing ‘anti-democratic action.
International news Desk
According to global times news agency Europe,The United States has decided to suspend its aid program to Georgia following the country’s adoption of the Foreign Influence Transparency Act, according to a written statement by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken.The global times Europe media informs, in his statement, Blinken said that on May 23, after anti-democratic actions by the Georgian government, he announced a comprehensive review of bilateral cooperation between the United States and Georgia. As a result of this review, the United States is suspending over $95 million in assistance that directly supports the Georgian government.