Several hundred people again came out in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi for an anti-government demonstration. This is reportedTASS:the correspondent of
People gathered in the square in front of the parliament, some of them threw various objects in the direction of the iron fence installed near the main entrance of the parliament.
The protesters did not block Rustaveli Avenue, where the parliament building is located. The police are patrolling around the building. There are no clashes with the security forces.
At night, another anti-government demonstration took place in Rustaveli Avenue.
On November 28, another wave of anti-government demonstrations began in Georgia after Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced that the ruling "Georgian Dream-Democratic Georgia" party has decided not to include the issue of negotiations on joining the European Union in the agenda until the end of 2028.
