According to the terms of the draft law, which is to be presented in the House of Representatives this week, the United States, if Georgia meets political criteria, will begin negotiations on opening a preferential trade regime and liberalize the visa regime for Georgians.

The document also authorizes the White House to develop a military support package for Georgia, including "providing security and defense equipment that is ideally suited for territorial defense against Russian aggression, as well as related training, maintenance, and operations support elements".

It is noted that for this, the United States must confirm that "Georgia has demonstrated significant and sustained progress in the revival of democracy, as evidenced, at a minimum, by fair and free elections and a balanced electoral environment".

• On the eve, it was reported that the U.S. Congress in a new bill plans to freeze the assets and travel bans of Georgian officials responsible for promoting the law on "foreign agents".