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In Tbilisi, Georgia, voters have come out to protest the results of this weekend's elections.

Opposition leaders claim the vote was tainted by Russian interference.

Outside observers report troubling conditions, citing pervasive intimidation of voters inside and outside polling stations.

Videos like this are circulating, claiming blatant ballot stuffing at one election precinct.

And this contested election is not happening in a vacuum.

In Moldova, in Lithuania, in the Czech Republic, and now in Georgia,

there are persistent allegations of Russian interference, as Moscow uses various methods of hybrid

warfare to deter countries formerly in its orbit from moving closer to the West.

Now, the Georgian president Salome Zor Bishvili is leading the opposition response.

She says, recognizing these elections, quote, would be tantamount to legitimizing Russia's takeover of Georgia.

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