Georgian opposition-leaning Formula TV anchor claims US President Trump suffers from dementia, which, according to him, “explains many of his actions”
Politics

Irakli Tabliashvili
Irakli Tabliashvili, an anchor of the opposition-leaning Formula TV, on Sunday claimed the United States President Donald Trump was suffering from dementia, which, according to him, was explaining many of his actions.
“Trump has dementia, and, believe it or not, a lot of what he does and says is because of it”, Tabliashvili asserted.
Additionally, the journalist shared claims made by General Alnur Musaev, a former KGB officer, who alleges that Trump was recruited by the Soviet intelligence agency in 1987.
“I could discuss a version suggesting that the 47th US President was recruited by the KGB as early as 1987. There’s even a photo from that year featuring Trump with Gorbachev, likely taken in Moscow, with then-State Secretary Shultz in the background. I am not making this up. This is not my version. I am simply reporting that such claims have surfaced online, and their author is General Alnur Musaev”, Tabliashvili said.





