Протестующие идут к парламенту Грузии. Заявление Зурабишвили. Ночь протестов | СПЕЦЭФИР

People in Georgia protest against the government's decision to suspend talks on joining the European Union. Confrontations and the use of fireworks by protesters are observed.

Protests erupt across the country as the president refuses to step down. Officials, judges, teachers, and businesses join the protests. The main topic of discussion is the ongoing protests.

The atmosphere becomes increasingly tense as the protests continue, focusing on Euro-integration. Demonstrations outside the parliament involve clashes with law enforcement.

Protesters express their dissatisfaction with the government using various forms of force. Instances of violence include the use of pyrotechnics and clashes with the police.

Water cannons are deployed near the Georgian parliament with protesters responding forcefully. Special pepper-infused water is used by law enforcement. Demonstrations escalate as the protests continue.

Accusations of mass falsifications during the parliamentary elections in Georgia lead to tensions. The future selection of the head of state through a special electoral college is also a point of contention.

Media coverage and arrests of individuals, including prominent figures, amid the protests. Concerns about the legitimacy of the government and the handling of dissent arise.

Discussion about not standing up for one's people and the actions of Georgian forces in the United States.

Criticism of Georgia's decision to suspend entry into the European Union and its impact on strategic partnerships.

The returning of Saakashvili to Georgia and the role of the US in protecting the country from Russia.

Analysis of the protests and the political elite's response to the situation, including the significance of the youth's involvement.

Discussion on the requirements and challenges of joining the European Union, including the importance of playing by the rules.

Exploring the shift towards authoritarianism in governance and the influence of Russian propaganda in the country.

Addressing the propaganda surrounding the protests and the need for international support, particularly from Europe.

Discusses the sanctions imposed on those fighting for democracy and the future of the country, highlighting the government's interference and the importance of Western relations.

Addresses the recent developments in Georgia, including national unity, opposition, and civil protests demanding adherence to the Constitution for the country's future.

Highlights the media censorship, civil protests, and the importance of maintaining the protests within the boundaries of the Constitution to safeguard the country's future.

Mentions the reaction of the European Union and the United States to the protests in Georgia and the discussions regarding the country's future with the EU. It also touches on various professions and activists supporting the protests.

Describes the ongoing protests, police presence, and the anticipation of further actions such as the use of water cannons and tear gas, indicating a possibility of mass arrests.