Giorgi Gabunia's TV rant stirs up Russian fury | World | The Times
Georgian opposition TV host BAD-MOUTHS Putin on air, sending country into meltdown — RT World News
Georgian TV Host's Expletive-Laden, Anti-Putin Rant Leads to Station Temporarily Going Off-Air
TV host's profane anti-Putin diatribe vexes both Georgians and Russians | Eurasianet
Russia calls tirade against Putin on Georgian TV a ploy to derail ties – EURACTIV.com
Georgian TV Suspends Host Amid Outrage Over Vulgar Anti-Putin Rant
Putin delays $360bn spending plan as Covid-19 batters economy | Financial Times
Russia threatens new sanctions on Georgia after TV host insults Vladimir Putin with obscene tirade about leader's dead parents | South China Morning Post
Russia Will React to Attempts to Break 'Strategic Parity' -Putin
Russia calls tirade against Putin on Georgian TV a ploy to derail ties | Reuters
Georgian TV Broadcaster Drops F-Bomb On Vladimir Putin
Russia condemns Georgian TV host's attack on 'filthy invader' Putin | Georgia | The Guardian
Russian President Vladimir Putin presides over nuclear drills Saturday amid Ukraine tensions - UPI.com
Putin Orders Army To 'maintain Peace' In Rebel Territories - I24NEWS
Expletive-laden Putin rant on Georgian TV leads to channel going off air - BBC News - YouTube
Chechnya's Ramzan Kadyrov 'ordered killing' of Georgian TV host who insulted Putin
Georgian TV presenter's anti-Putin tirade angers Russia - BBC News
Georgian TV host's obscene on-air anti-Putin tirade sparks temporary cut, spontaneous protests — Meduza
UAWire - Georgian TV presenter who insulted Putin temporarily suspended
Vladimir Putin in New Year Message Admits 2016 Wasn't Easy - WSJ
Vladimir Putin planning to step down next year: report
Secret services thwarted plot to kill TV host who attacked Putin, Georgia says | Georgia | The Guardian
President Vladimir Putin met with the President of Georgia, Mikhail Saakashvili • President of Russia
Kadyrov Accused of Masterminding Murder Plot Against Georgian TV Host Who Insulted Putin - The Moscow Times
Russia calls tirade against Putin on Georgian TV a ploy to derail ties | Reuters.com
