During the trial of eleven demonstrators charged with group violence at the Tbilisi City Court, Irakli Gvelesiani, an investigator from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, was questioned. Gvelesiani testified that he reviewed footage recorded by MIA press service videographers and was able to identify the defendants, Ruslan Sivakov and Sergey Kukharchuk. According to Gvelesiani, one of the defendants moved a barrier, while the other set fire to an object.

Earlier, Tamar Chanturaia, an employee of the Emergency Situations Management Service, provided testimony regarding damage to equipment and vehicles sustained during the protests.

Today, Andro Chichinadze and Onise Tskhadadze also made their statements. Tskhadadze addressed Rev. Iakob, emphasising that politics and the pulpit should remain separate. Meanwhile, Chichinadze reiterated concerns about the violation of the presumption of innocence, highlighting its breach in televised coverage of the case.