This bill asks the U.S. government to take a closer look at Russian and Chinese intelligence operations in Georgia (the country in the Caucasus region) and to figure out how America should work with Georgia going forward. Right now, there's concern that Russia and China are expanding their influence in Georgia, and this bill wants Congress to understand exactly what's happening on the ground. The State Department, working with intelligence and defense officials, has to write a detailed classified report examining how deeply Russian and Chinese spy agencies and their networks have penetrated Georgia, and whether Russia and China are working together there. At the same time, the bill requires the State Department to develop a comprehensive 5-year strategy for U.S.-Georgia relations that takes into account Georgia's current political situation. This strategy needs to spell out what America's goals are with Georgia, how much money and resources should be spent, and whether Georgia should stay a priority for U.S. funding in the region. The strategy also needs to assess whether Georgia is still committed to strengthening ties with the U.S. and Europe, and whether America should keep investing in Georgian projects. Essentially, Congress wants a clear picture of the threat and a thoughtful plan for how the U.S. should respond.