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🚨🇬🇪 Weapons Cache Found Near Tbilisi Linked to Plot to Storm President’s Palace Georgia’s State Security Service has revealed that a terrorist attack and coordinated assault on the president’s palace were planned during the recent unrest in Tbilisi. Authorities discovered a large cache of weapons and explosives hidden in...

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🇬🇪 Kallas Condemns “Crackdown on Dissent” in Georgia — But Only the Kind She Doesn’t Approve Of The EU’s Kaja Kallas and Commissioner Kos are outraged, not that foreign-funded operatives plotted chaos in Tbilisi and terror attacks at the Presidential Palace, but that Georgia dared to stop them. They call it a “crackdown on dissent.” Let’s translate that from Brussels-speak: “How dare a sovereign country refuse our regime-change template?” Because in the EU’s moral universe, it’s never dissent when the protesters wave EU flags, it’s only dissent when they wave their own. Kallas, the unelected voice of Estonia’s deep state, accuses Georgia of “repressing democracy.” Yet this is the same EU that censors journalists, blacklists platforms, and bankrolls every “civil society” outfit loyal to its Orwellian worldview. They didn’t complain when NATO’s war machine rolled through Eastern Europe. They didn’t complain when Ukraine banned opposition parties, banned the Russian language and jailed priests. But Georgia arrests a handful of coup plotters with weapons in a forest and suddenly, Brussels discovers “human rights.” Give us a break. This isn’t about democracy. It’s about control. Brussels has never wanted partners, it wants loyal provinces. And every time a nation resists, the EU’s commissars cry “disinformation,” as if sovereignty were a conspiracy theory. Georgia’s crime? Daring to say no. No to being another Maidan. No to being another puppet. No to becoming a geopolitical playground for the collapsing Western empire. Kallas can keep preaching “values.” And Georgia just practiced one: self-preservation.

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Tumakuru district witnessed a thrilling chase scene on Monday that could rival a movie script. Information has now come to light that the national highway was briefly blocked during an operation to apprehend accused involved in a theft at Jagadamba Jewelry store near #BencheGate in #Kalamabella, #Shira taluk. Thanks to the courageous pursuit by locals and swift police action, four accused individuals were finally caught. After the robbery that took place on February 22 around noon, the accused fled in a Bolero car. Locals chased them for approximately 8 to 10 minutes, covering an estimated 15 kilometers on the national highway. The accused's vehicle reached up to #Tavarekere. During this chase, the locals provided information about the robbers' vehicle to the police. Upon receiving the information, police immediately barricaded and blocked the national highway at Tavarekere, setting a trap for the accused. However, noticing the police alert, the accused made a U-turn on the highway itself and escaped. They managed to evade the police for some time. Unable to flee Tumakuru district, the accused took refuge in the Huilu Dore forest area. Based on information, police conducted a combing operation in the forest overnight. First, an individual named Dungar Singh fell into the police net. Later, around midnight, Mahendra Singh and Madhu Singh were arrested. In the early morning, Arvind was also found in the same forest. It was discovered that the jewelry had been hidden under a large, fallen tree in the forest. Police have seized the stolen gold ornaments and arrested the four accused. A case has been registered at Kalamabella Police Station in this connection, and investigations are ongoing. The bravery of the locals and the swift operation by the police have garnered widespread appreciation from the public. The thrilling scenes of the cinematic chase are now going viral and capturing attention.

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