Police used water cannons against protesters in central Tbilisi
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In the Georgian capital, police used water cannons to disperse demonstrators near the parliament building. Thousands of protesters demand changes in the government and a return to the European course.
In the center of the Georgian capital, police used water cannons to disperse the crowd near the parliament. This is reported by the BBC, reports UNN.
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Videos posted on social networks inform how law enforcement officers use water cannons to disperse protesters who demand changes in the government and a return to the European course.
However, despite these actions on the part of the police, thousands of people remain in the Square in front of the parliament.
According to correspondents, today's rally has become more massive compared to the protests that took place in previous days, when the police dispersed demonstrations.
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The protesters oppose the decisions of the authorities that alienate Georgia from its European aspirations.
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