TBILISI, Oct 5 — Riot police clashed with anti-government protesters in Georgia’s capital after demonstrators tried to storm the presidential palace. Security forces deployed water cannons and pepper spray to disperse the crowd. The unrest coincided with local elections largely boycotted by the opposition, which accuses the ruling Georgian Dream party of election fraud and halting EU integration talks.
Tbilisi protests
Tens of thousands marched waving Georgian and EU flags, demanding the arrest of senior government figures. Organiser Paata Burchuladze urged police to “obey the will of the people.” The crackdown follows months of detentions targeting opposition leaders and independent media. Many protesters wore black and gas masks to avoid AI surveillance as tensions escalate across Tbilisi. – Photo: IndianExpress/YouTube
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