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Pro-EU protesters clash with police in Georgia (VIDEOS) Pro-EU protesters clash with police in Georgia (VIDEOS)
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Opposition parties were outraged by the government decision to freeze European integration talksOpposition parties were outraged by the government decision to freeze European integration talks
Pro-EU protesters clashed with police in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, on Thursday evening, after the government suspended accession negotiations with the bloc.Pro-EU protesters clashed with police in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, on Thursday evening, after the government suspended accession negotiations with the bloc.
Protesters gathered outside the parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue, denouncing the ruling Georgian Dream party. The demonstration was backed by several opposition parties, as well Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili. Protesters gathered outside the parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue, denouncing the ruling Georgian Dream party.
The demonstration was backed by several opposition parties, as well Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili.
Police attempted to disperse the crowd with tear gas and a water cannon.
And the water cannon comes out...Here we go pic.twitter.com/UStwiVovPO
The Interior Ministry said that protesters violated the country’s assembly laws and threw “different objects” at the officers. Three policemen were injured, the ministry said in a statement.The Interior Ministry said that protesters violated the country’s assembly laws and threw “different objects” at the officers. Three policemen were injured, the ministry said in a statement.
Chichinadze is hot aspot pic.twitter.com/FrXjuzgcF5Chichinadze is hot aspot pic.twitter.com/FrXjuzgcF5
The police are using tear gas against the demonstrators. #happeningnow#GeorgiaProtestspic.twitter.com/yoKnHwWkMVThe police are using tear gas against the demonstrators. #happeningnow#GeorgiaProtestspic.twitter.com/yoKnHwWkMV
The situation on Chichinadze Street remains tense as more and more people seem to be arriving. A gas canister was reportedly thrown from behind the police line, which was then thrown back by the demonstrators. Meanwhile, there are reports of riot police arriving on the scene.🎥… pic.twitter.com/8nEzV2RIcBThe situation on Chichinadze Street remains tense as more and more people seem to be arriving. A gas canister was reportedly thrown from behind the police line, which was then thrown back by the demonstrators. Meanwhile, there are reports of riot police arriving on the scene.🎥… pic.twitter.com/8nEzV2RIcB
The opposition has long been accusing the government of sabotaging the negotiations aimed at bringing Georgia into the EU, which have been going on since the mid-2000s. The tensions only increased after last month’s parliamentary election, which the opposition claimed was rigged by Georgian Dream.