In the capital of Georgia Tbilisi on Sunday, February 2, there were clashes of protesters with the police, law enforcement officers detained people. Anti -government protests resumed in the country.

According to " The shots published on the Web shows that law enforcement officers use force and delay protesters.

Note that people in Georgia require repeated elections and the liberation of detainees in protests for the European future of the country.

Tbilisi Mall is located on the Tbilisi-Senaki-Leselidze highway on the outskirts of Tbilisi. The day before the Prominons of the Promotion, the government urgently included departure from Tbilisi to the list of strategic objects.

The publication writes that members of the coalition were detained for the changes of Nika Melia and Tengo Tevzadze, as well as the ex-mayor of Tbilisi Gigi Ugulava. The operator of the Pirveli television channel suffered, which shot clashes between law enforcement officers and protesters.

According to journalists, among the protesters there are victims.

The participants in the action wanted to block the road, but law enforcement officers demanded to free her. In the end, they did not allow limiting the movement.

Later, the protest rally participants went towards the building of the Georgian Parliament.

- In Tbilisi on January 23, a multi -thousandth protest rally was held with a request of repeated elections and the release of detainees in protests for the European future of the country.

- The fifth president of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili said that international partners expressed their readiness to support the country in conducting re -election. According to her, external assistance will be important for creating conditions guaranteeing the honesty of the upcoming elections.

-Earlier in Georgia, a strike was declared due to the fact that the country's authorities refused negotiations on joining the European Union until the end of 2028. To the action \! "

- In turn, the pro -Russian authorities of Georgia began the deportation of foreign citizens who took part in protests against the suspension of European integration. 91 foreigners expel from the country.