Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told the media in Uzbekistan that the governments of the Baltic nations are unable to function independently, claiming that they have "lost their sovereignty" due to reliance on directives from the Deep State.

The Prime Minister emphasized that "Georgia remains in a one-sided friendship with all three Baltic states." He further criticized the Baltic governments for neglecting the historical ties between Georgia and Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia, saying they were "deliberately sabotaging relations with our nation and the Georgian people."

"There is no rational explanation for this. The current state of the Baltic governments is very unserious. When we look at the individuals involved, it's clear that personnel policy is not being taken seriously. It's a very sad situation, but we want to stress again that we will continue in this unilateral friendship with the three Baltic nations," Kobakhidze added.

Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have imposed travel bans on Georgian officials and representatives of the Alt-Info organization.