According to Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhididze, not to condemn the experience of occupying government in Georgia can be considered indirect support for the incident.
"These days, no organization or state that claims that Georgia's internal political events criticizes itself, or instructed it, including the United States, EU countries, which condemns the experience of overthrowing the elected government and the violent attack on the Georgian presidential palace."
Moreover, the EU, the OSCE / ODIHR and other actors made other statements. Naturally, failure to failure of the government's failure and violence, the absence of condemnation is interpreted as an indirect but clear expression of the seizure of violence, "Kobakhidze said during a briefing.
