Protests for new elections have restarted in Georgia
Tengrinews.kz - A large-scale protest initiated by the opposition, which is demanding new elections, has begun again in Tbilisi, according to Adjara TV channel.
According to the TV channel, the protesters are going to rally "calmly but continuously." There have been no clashes with the police yet. Opposition groups have gathered near Vake Park, the Georgian Football Federation building, and the Marjanishvili metro station. They intend to head to the parliament building.
The leaders of the opposition movement have announced an indefinite protest, declaring their readiness for peaceful resistance. The protesters are setting up tents and preparing for a long protest.
Earlier, the current President of Georgia Salome Zourabichvili did not recognize the results of the parliamentary elections and called on residents of the country to protest against the victory of the Georgian Dream party.
Moreover, the Georgian Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation into alleged fraud in the country's recent parliamentary elections.