Russia's "quiet invasion" in Georgia | 60 Minutes

An influx of Russians into Georgia has stoked fears of war. Many also fear it could hurt Georgia’s chances of gaining membership into the European Union.
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[@mhdz]

Bravo to the 87 year old standing her ground 👏👏👏

[@tyfromchina1741]

I spent 2 weeks in Georgia this October and was amazed by it's beauty (I visited Tbilisi, Gori, Kutaisi, Mestia, Kazbegi and Sighnaghi). What impressed me even more was the hospitality of Georgian people. Even though I got some stares because many locals were not used to seeing Asian faces, 90% of the Georgians that I encountered were extremely warm and welcoming. After learning a bit about the Georgian history it's easy to understand why Georgians value their independence so much. I sincerely hope that Georgia can maintain their independence and the Georgian people can celebrate their beautiful culture for many years to come. 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪 I'm looking forward to visiting again in the future. Love from China

[@nomadben]

I wish the best for the Georgian people, and I hope they are able to keep their freedom and independence. I visited their country last year and enjoyed it very much. Love from the USA

[@bb_binx]

She said of the Russian soldiers: "If it's only a couple of them, I can always answer them and fight back." Good for her! She walks with dignity.

[@Joe90MC]

Way to go for the 87year old for standing her ground.

[@EgoAlters]

What do Russian and Chinese patriots have in common?

[@michaelberg1290]

The transnistria area of Moldova should also be taken into consideration.

[@securityoffice1189]

Russia will continue to do things like this as long as it works.

[@vitoblack5928]

Granny gangster standing up to a army by herself... lord protect her at all cost she did enough on her own💪💪💪❤

[@FabledCity]

The Georgian police took me out to Khurvaleti exactly 10 years ago and it makes sad to see the situation has not only not improved but appears to have gotten worse. Great to see a mainstream outlet like 60 minutes do a piece on this often under reported story. Bravo!

[@toniwilson6210]

I felt almost alone with my sympathies for the Georgians in 2008, when I was a very young man. I would like to see better cooperation and support between the US and Georgia.

[@Noneofyourbizniz1]

This is why it’s very important we continue to support Ukraine in its fight to preserve their democracy and freedom.

[@dv4497]

Heartbreaking to know Grandmother lived for so many decades under Soviet control to see Georegia be independent only to have that taken away so soon.

[@Dimitri-Jordania]

THANK YOU FOR DOING A VIDEO ABOUT THIS!!! BRAVO 60 Minutes!!!

[@gregorywandersaround6178]

I'm an American currently living in Georgia. It would be an atrocity to see this beautiful culture dissapear.

[@cory8837]

But Russia is so small. They need more land.

[@davidotness6199]

"It's much easier to fool someone than to convince them they've been fooled." ~ Mark Twain

[@israelalarid6247]

That elderly lady got Moxie. I pray she's safe and not harmed. Mad respect.

[@valeriantravelvlog]

yes it’s truth, Georgia is about to loose the connection with west again.

[@justadude8716]

I wish Georgia the best, beautiful country and people 🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪