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Let them pray that the policeman survives. Kobakhidze is upset


Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has stated that everyone who used violence during protests will receive a tough response, and they should pray for the survival of the wounded police.

"Everyone will get a very tough answer. In connection with the law enforcement agencies, there are casualties, including one, which is quite difficult. He has a fracture and hematoma, and I can say one thing. I think that those who do this should pray. The state will be very severe to anyone who will raise a police officer. This answer will not be simple or easy for them, "Kobakhidze said.

He also laid responsibility for European politicians, including the EU ambassador to Georgia.

"You know that specific people have even expressed direct support from abroad to overthrow this announced experience, including the EU press secretary, who supported the attempt to overthrow the constitutional order. In other words, this was the title under which this operation was announced, and this operation was supported by the EU official press secretary.

Against this background, the same figure is responsible for its conclusion, "Kobakhidze said.

It should be reminded that the protesters tried to invade the presidential palace on Saturday evening, so began to "transfer power to the people." The law enforcement agencies used special means and water cannons against the protesters.

The organizational committee included public figure Paata Burculadze, a member of Irakli Nadiradze, a member of the "National Movement", member of the Strategy Agmashenbel Paata Manjgaladze and Colonel Lasha Beridze.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia has filed a criminal case against the participants and organizers of protests in Tbilisi, accused of a police change or a failure of the government, organizing a group violence, as well as attempting to attack or block a strategic object.