This new item from RFE/Rl's Mike Eckel might raise a few eyebrows:
Christchurch Attacks: Why Are The Names of A Georgian King and A Ukrainian Extremist Written On The Guns?
Investigators piecing together the motivations of the suspected gunman behind New Zealand's worst terrorist attack are poring over the 87-page hate-filled manifesto he published, and the memes, cultural references in his online rantings, and musical allusions contained in the video he took of the deadly incident.
Then there is the multilingual lettering scrawled on his guns, with references to various figures from history, past and more recent: Serbian, Italian, Hungarian, Ukrainian. And then there's the Georgian king and Georgian consort from the 12th century.
Read more here.
Hmm... It seems former Odesa Governor Mikheil Saakashvili thinks Putin's next target could be Sweden or Finland.
There are presumably many who will see this as an outrageous piece of trolling by the Duma speaker Vyacheslav Volodin (not to mention the Kremlin outlet running the "story.")
From Canada's foreign minister: