Protesters against the stoppage of EU accession negotiations were brutally dispersed in Georgia (video)
People came out to rally against the actions of the ruling Georgian Dream party, but force was used against them.
On the night of November 29, massive clashes between protesters and police took place in the capital of Georgia, Tbilisi. People took to the streets after the ruling pro-Russian Georgian Dream party announced a halt to negotiations on joining the European Union until 2028.
“The protesters began to set off firecrackers. In response, the police used a water cannon. The protesters are being pushed further and further towards Republic Square,” Paper Kartuli wrote on Telegram at night. In addition, a lot of footage of the clashes is being circulated on the Internet.
It is also reported that by the morning the security forces had “cleared” Rustaveli Avenue near the parliament building and dispersed the protesters, carrying out dozens of harsh arrests and…
