Opposition Throws Russian Rubles at Parliament of Georgia

At the sitting of the Parliament of Georgia, opposition MPs threw their colleagues from the ruling party «Georgian Dream» with Russian rubles, chanting the slogan «No Russian Dream». According to Azfront, the work of the Parliament was suspended due to the incident.

Activists in Georgia call the ruling party «Georgian Dream» «Russian Dream», thus declaring it pro-Russian. In addition, Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili regularly criticizes the government and the party, accusing them of abandoning EU integrations and subordinating themselves to Kremlin politics.

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