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The situation is escalating in Georgia after the opposition whic lost the elections is trying its best to stage the another Maidan revolution following Kiev’s scenario.
Protests have begun in Georgia related to the opposition’s dissatisfaction with the results of the parliamentary elections held in the country. President Salome Zarubishvili, together with the leaders of the opposition parties, announced protest actions on October 28 and called for the expansion of protests throughout the country claiming that they could receive international support.
Salome Zurabishvili, who has French citizenship and a nice apartment in Paris to flee to in the case of defeat, is calling on people to go to the streets. She highlights that there is no evidence of Russian interruption in the elections:
“This is always very difficult to demonstrate. No country has been able to demonstrate this, not even the United States, when Russia interfered in its elections, and other European countries. Therefore, we will not be able to demonstrate more than countries that are much stronger to demonstrate the hybrid attacks they are subjected to. But what is important is not what we demonstrate from the outside, but what the Georgian population knows, feels and sees,” the French woman claims.
A crowd is gathering in Tbilisi for a rally of the pro-Western opposition. Law enforcement agencies in the capital of the country are working in an enhanced mode. The avenue near the parliament building was blocked. According to local reports, Georgian special forces were mobilized in the courtyard of the Georgian Parliament building in Tbilisi.
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As the best example of the Maidan revolution staged by Western warmongers, Kiev is deeply involved in the upcoming unrest in Georgia. People in military uniforms with flags of Ukraine and other countries were spotted in the crowd. According to local reports, snipers trained in Ukraine arrive in Georgia to organize provocations according to the “Maidan” scenario. The former commander of the Airborne Forces of Ukraine, General Ivanov, was reportedly appointed responsible for the militants aimed to provoke escalation on the streets. He arrived the day before from Dnipro to Tbilisi. There were also unconfirmed reports that at night pallets with dollars were delivered by diplomatic post to the US Embassy in Georgia to pay for militants and provocateurs at protest actions in Tbilisi.
The opposition refused to launch any negotiations with the ruling Georgian Drem party except for new elections.
UPDATE: In Tbilisi, after the opposition read out their demands and threats against the Georgian Dream, part of the crowd reportedly began to disperse.
The entire opposition refuses to enter parliament. However, the Georgian Dream has enough mandates to make the necessary decisions without them. Including the removal of Zurabishvili from her post, because she clearly threatens public security in Georgia. In the current situation, the opposition may achieve its goals set by the West only through violence and public unrest.
The ruling Georgian Dream party won 53.92% of the vote, and the four opposition parties totaled 37.78%. The winner advocates an independent and strong policy, and the opposition coalition is standing for return to the course of European integration. Earlier, the Georgian Dream initiated resonant laws on foreign agents and traditional values, which seriously quarreled Tbilisi with Washington and Brussels; but prime minister Kobakhidze does not publicly abandon European integration. Moreover, according to him, this process remains the main one for Georgia in its foreign policy. Meanwhile, Europe and the US, Canada are fueling the escalation and support the opposition.
