Lavrov's sanctioned daughter comes to Georgia to attend wedding of relative, media report

The wedding celebration is held at a hotel in the Georgian town of Kvareli. The couple got married in Tbilisi.

A journalist of Mtravari checked if Vinokurova (Lavrova) had really arrived in Georgia. He called to the Kvareli Lake Resort Hotel, where she was staying, and introduced himself as a courier who had to deliver flowers to her. The hotel administration confirmed that Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov's daughter stayed there.

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The Kvareli Lake Resort, in turn, accused the journalist of spreading disinformation and stated that no one with the name Lavrova is staying at their hotel as of now.

Another hotel, Akhasheni Wine Resort & Spa, has also denied the information about the possible presence of the Vinokurova (Lavrova) and her spouse there, as journalists suggested.

However, a rally is planned near the Kvareli Lake Resort Hotel, the Georgian service of Radio Svoboda reported. The hotel was later surrounded by police.

Lavrov's daughter, together with the older daughters of the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin were sanctioned by the UK., the United States as well as other countries back in April 2022.

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The first Russian direct flight from Moscow to Tbilisi since 2019 landed in Georgia on May 19. The flight of the Russian airline Azimut was met by protests.

The flight took to Tbilisis a delegation of pro-Kremlin politicians and public figures, including the chairman of the Solidarity For Peace organization, Merab Chikashvili; the director of the Georgian-Russian Public Center, Dmitry Lortkipanidze; a member of the Solidarity For Peace organization, Mikhail Zhgenti; a member of the Socialist Georgia movement, Temur Pipia; the head of the Georgian-Russian Friendship Center, Valery Kvaratskhelia; former Georgian MP Temur Maisuradze, Georgian businessman Mamuka Pipia, and others.

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