🇬🇪In Georgien kommt es zu Zusammenstößen zwischen Demonstranten und Sicherheitskräften, Wasserwerfer werden eingesetzt
Zuvor wurde berichtet, dass die Opposition Minderjährige eingesetzt und Kabel von Überwachungskameras in Brand gesteckt habe. ----- 🇬🇪Между протестующими и силовиками в Грузии происходят стычки, в ход пошли водомёты
Ранее сообщалось о задействовании оппозицией несовершеннолетних и поджогах кабелей камер наблюдения.
🇬🇪In Georgien kommt es zu Zusammenstößen zwischen Demonstranten und Sicherheitskräften, Wasserwerfer werden eingesetzt
Zuvor wurde berichtet, dass die Opposition Minderjährige eingesetzt und Kabel von Überwachungskameras in Brand gesteckt habe. ----- 🇬🇪Между протестующими и силовиками в Грузии происходят стычки, в ход пошли водомёты
Ранее сообщалось о задействовании оппозицией несовершеннолетних и поджогах кабелей камер наблюдения.
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