**U.S. Congress Passes MEGOBARI Act in Unanimous Support for Georgia**
In a significant development, the U.S. Congress has passed Georgia’s MEGOBARI Act with unanimous support from both Republicans and Democrats. This move is seen as a strong message of international recognition of the Georgian people’s resistance against their government.
According to Giorgi Vashadze, leader of Strategy Aghmashenebeli, this act is a testament to the unwavering support of the United States for the Georgian people’s fight for freedom. In a statement on Facebook, Vashadze expressed his gratitude to the U.S. Congress and emphasized that this support is not just a gesture from America but also an international recognition of Georgia’s struggle.
“This is not just America’s voice – it is international recognition of the Georgian people’s resistance,” Vashadze wrote. “It is a response to the violent regime’s actions.”
**A Unprecedented Show of Unity**
What makes this move even more significant is that it was achieved with complete unity among U.S. lawmakers, with 165 Republicans and 180 Democrats voting in favor of the MEGOBARI Act. This level of agreement is rare in American politics, where parties often disagree on most issues.
“This kind of unity is only achieved on matters of national importance and fundamental principle,” Vashadze noted.
**A Strong Message to Ivanishvili’s Regime**
The passing of the MEGOBARI Act sends a clear message to Georgia’s government, led by Bidzina Ivanishvili. The Georgian people are not alone in their fight for freedom, and international support is on their side.
“Anyone who today or tomorrow associates themselves with ‘Georgian Dream’ will share its fate,” Vashadze warned, referencing the ruling party’s name.
**What’s Next for Georgia?**
Now that the U.S. Congress has passed this act, the Georgian people must carry forward this momentum and become a united nation to reap the benefits of this support. The fight for freedom is not yet over, but with international recognition and support from America, the prospects for success are bright.
“The fight is not over – the most important part is still ahead!” Vashadze concluded.
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