Joe Wilson - The Georgian Dream regime supports Tehran's terrorist regime - they are undermining success in the Caucasus

The Georgian Dream is undermining success in the Caucasus, said US Congressman (Republican Party) Joe Wilson during a debate on Georgia at the Hudson Institute.

The US Congressman accused Georgia’s ruling party of supporting the “terrorist regime in Tehran” and said that Bidzina Ivanishvili’s “seizure” of Georgia has “devastating consequences” for the strategic interests of the United States, as well as for the Georgian people.

“The mafia-like seizure of Georgia by Putin’s war criminal oligarch Ivanishvili has had devastating consequences for America’s strategic interests and the brave people of Georgia.

The Georgian Dream regime supports the terrorist regime in Tehran.

In February 2026, the Georgian Dream Foreign Minister attended an event at the Iranian Embassy commemorating the anniversary of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, which replaced the existing government with a new one that has been at war with Western civilization for 47 years.

In addition, the Tbilisi tower was lit up in their colors. How heartbreaking to pay tribute to a totalitarian dictatorship in this way.

Shortly after Operation Epic Fury began, a representative of the Georgian Dream government grotesquely and blatantly signed a condolence letter at the Iranian Embassy. A book that mourned dictator Khamenei and condemned the American strikes against Iran, which were carried out to prevent Iran from having a nuclear weapons capability. But mourning Khamenei in the same year that dictator Khamenei killed 50,000 Iranian citizens is unthinkable and what a revealing statement about the orientation of the Georgian Dream government.

Georgian Dream helped Iran in the current war by allowing Russian strategic aircraft carriers to use its airspace, which brought resources to support the Iranian regime and undermine President Trump’s efforts, which have been so successful in uniting other countries. Who would have imagined Armenia and Azerbaijan, President Aliyev and Prime Minister Pashinyan together in the US Oval Office. Two former Soviet republics. This is an achievement, but they [Georgian Dream] are undermining the success in the Caucasus," Wilson said.

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