Thank you for mentioning Saakashvili's name, because right now, as we speak, he is in prison, held by a Russian puppet, the Georgian oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili. That's the first way Russia is interfering—with money. This is a direct way of interfering, and then you have others. Of course, in the case of Georgia you had the military invasion and dismembering of the nation, with 20% occupied territories. You also had the manipulation of information and campaigns.
For instance, in Georgia LGBTI rights were never much of an issue in the political debate. Suddenly, you had movements against gay pride and movements all across the country saying that it was a direct threat to Georgian identity, and that when Saakashvili was in charge, he was a pro-western leader who was inserting decadence into the country. That was thousands and thousands of people. When we then analyzed where it came from, it was a Russian-financed operation.