Opposition supporters, civic activists and ordinary citizens are holding a rally in solidarity with Ukraine outside the government administration in the capital Tbilisi on Friday.
Georgians and Ukrainians are United.#StandWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/ebU4phQwk0
— Shame Movement (@Shamemovement) February 25, 2022
The rally participants protest against Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili’s statement saying that considering the national interests, Tbilisi will not join international sanctions on Russia over its full-scale attack on Ukraine. They believe Georgia should join the sanctions.
Some protesters demand PM’s resignation.
I rarely remember so many people on Rustaveli Avenue! We condemn the decision of the Georgian government, we are in solidarity with Ukraine. #StandWithUkraine ???? pic.twitter.com/GQpE6EGMKB
— Nodar Rukhadze (@xonoda) February 25, 2022
