COUP FAILURE IN GEORGIA! Mercenaries Sent to Tbilisi for Escalation of NATO Plot as in Ukraine on 2014
In the cover image A NATO rioter leave Tbilisi square © Alexander Patron:TASS
Mass Riots organized by the pro-Western opposition and Various NGOs sponsored from Abroad
Mass riots organized by the pro-Western opposition and various non-governmental organizations sponsored from abroad have been ongoing in Georgia for six days. Today, the Constitutional Court of Georgia rejected the petition of President Salome Zurabishvili to annul the results of the parliamentary elections.
After the failure of attempts to take control of the parliament building, the protesters turned to pogroms, they set fire to police officers, attacking them with Molotov cocktails and homemade flamethrowers. More than 120 law enforcement officers, who provided security during the riots, were injured.
The Georgian Maidan protests have rapidly radicalized and the violent stage of confrontation against the legitimately elected authorities is approaching. Professional provocateurs have been spotted on the streets of Tbilisi.
Protesters with guns were seen on the streets. NATO mercenaries from Ukraine are flying to Georgia. A British mercenary Aiden Eslin, who was previously released from Russian captivity, posted a message about his arrival in Georgia. The Georgian Legion of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on the transfer of its fighters to Georgia to help the opposition.
There is every reason to believe that at any moment militants with weapons will escalate the pogroms and blood will be shed.
“Revolution is not made with fireworks. We need something serious. People will not come here without a victim anymore,” — one the Georgian revolutionaries was reportedly filmed by journalists in front of the government building in Tbilisi.
Meanwhile, the President of Georgia with French citizenship, Salome Zurabishvili, called on schoolchildren to come out to protest.
The authorities effectively fight back the illegal and criminal actions of protesters, and continue dispersing crowds every day. The government and law enforcement agencies still keep the situation under control. They are well aware that sooner or later the protest potential will decline.
“Of course, we will not give anyone the opportunity to stage a coup and revolution in the country, to set people against each other, to deepen polarization. We will not give anyone the opportunity to use Georgia in the interests of a foreign state, either outside or inside the country. We will not give the opportunity to carry out “Ukrainization”, Mayor of Tbilisi Kakha Kaladze.
“National Maidan” in Georgia failed,” Georgian Prime Minister Kobakhidze declared.
Protest in Georgial’s capital Tbilisi ends peacefully
A protest ended peacefully in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi as activists called it a day and left Rustaveli Avenue, a TASS correspondent reported.
It was the first day of peaceful rallies since protest broke out in the country on November 28. No violent clashes with police or provocative acts were reported.
At some point, the participants decided to leave the square in front of the parliament building, marching down Rustaveli Avenue towards the Tbilisi Opera building.
A new wave of rallies started in Georgia on November 28.
They were sparked by a statement from Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, who said the ruling Georgian Dream — Democratic Georgia party had decided to put on ice any EU accession talks until the end of 2028 and turn down any funding from the bloc. According to the official, the decision was prompted by regular EU blackmail in relation to the talks, along with calls to rescind some recent laws and sanction Georgian officials.
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