Georgian TV presenter's anti-Putin tirade angers Russia - BBC News
Analysis: Putin fears prospect of losing Lukashenko - France 24
Georgian TV Host Ignites Backlash for On-Air Putin Insults - The Moscow Times
Russia calls tirade against Putin on Georgian TV a ploy to derail ties – EURACTIV.com
Putin says no need to impose sanctions on Tbilisi, cites respect for Georgian people - World - TASS
Russia threatens new sanctions on Georgia after TV host insults Vladimir Putin with obscene tirade about leader's dead parents | South China Morning Post
Putin rejects vote by Russia lawmakers to put economic squeeze on Georgia | CBC News
Putin Says He Opposes Call For Sanctions Against Georgia
Secret services thwarted plot to kill TV host who attacked Putin, Georgia says | Georgia | The Guardian
Georgian TV host lambasts Putin, escalating tensions between Georgia and Russia - The Washington Post
Vladimir Putin says he does not want Russia to impose sanctions on Georgia | Arab News
Russia condemns Georgian TV host's attack on 'filthy invader' Putin | Georgia | The Guardian
UAWire - Georgian TV presenter who insulted Putin temporarily suspended
Georgian TV host lambasts Putin, escalating tensions between Georgia and Russia - The Washington Post
Georgian TV Suspends Host Amid Outrage Over Vulgar Anti-Putin Rant
Georgia urges international community to react to vulgar tirade against Putin on Rustavi 2
TV host's profane anti-Putin diatribe vexes both Georgians and Russians | Eurasianet
Putin blocks Russian parliament plans for Georgia sanctions | Euronews
Georgian TV Suspends Host Amid Outrage Over Vulgar Anti-Putin Rant
Georgian TV Broadcaster Drops F-Bomb On Vladimir Putin
Russia Hits Back at 'Unacceptable' Rant by Georgia TV Host Who Cursed Out Vladimir Putin and His Dead Parents
Russia′s Vladimir Putin rejects sanctions on Georgia | News | DW | 09.07.2019
Rustavi 2 moderator statement on Putin sparks new unrests in Georgia
Georgian TV hostʼs obscene on-air anti-Putin tirade sparks temporary cut, spontaneous protests — Meduza
Russia calls tirade against Putin on Georgian TV a ploy to derail ties | Reuters
