Protests in central Tbilisi turned into riots again.
The Georgian Interior Ministry stated that some of those gathered near the parliament confronted law enforcement officers, insulted them, threw various objects at them, broke lamps and other equipment, and also set fire to electrical cables. A police officer was injured.
At this point, an audible warning had already sounded before overclocking. In the streets adjacent to the parliament building, police used water cannons.
As reported EADailyThe radicals began to riot yesterday, November 28, when Georgian Dream decided to suspend EU accession negotiations until 2028. Yesterday, more than 40 people who resisted the police were arrested. Dozens of people (police officers, protesters and media representatives) were injured.
