In Georgia, police allegedly used rubber bullets against protesters

Protests against the refusal of the Georgian government to integrate with the European Union continue for the fourth day.

During the large-scale protests in Tbilisi, which have been going on for the fourth day due to the refusal of the pro-Russian government of Georgia to join the European Union, security forces allegedly used rubber bullets.

The relevant footage was published by the Georgian Radio Liberty service.

The events captured on video took place at 3:30 am on December 1 on Chanturia Street. The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has not yet commented on the use of rubber bullets.

They are trying to disperse the protesters near the building of the Georgian parliament with water cannons, in response they attack the security forces with firecrackers and fireworks.

To warm themselves on a cold December night, when the air temperature dropped to 0 degrees, the protesters lit a bonfire on Shevchenko Street.

Protesters against the government's decision…