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Tbilisi: Special forces used tear gas canisters against protesters

22:05 - 第比利斯 当警方开始镇压集会时，一些抗议者聚集在 Kashueti 教堂附近，一名牧师站在他们面前

今天，佐治亚州至少一半的城镇正在发生全国性的抗议活动。完整名单如下：巴统、科布莱蒂、奥祖尔盖蒂、兰奇库蒂、乔卡塔里、波蒂、祖格迪迪、奇霍罗茨库、查伦吉哈、马尔维利、贾瓦里、库塔伊西、卡拉高利、特基布利、德马尼西、博尔若米、阿哈尔齐赫、哈舒里、杜舍蒂、哥里、卡雷利、泰拉维、拉戈代希,古尔贾尼、克瓦雷利、阿赫梅塔、鲁斯塔维和第比利斯。视频显示 Tsalenjikha 的示威活动，来自 Daitove

格鲁吉亚青年律师协会（GYLA）表示，昨晚抗议活动中被捕的大多数被拘留者都遭到严重殴打，并且"鼻骨和下颌骨折、脑震荡、多处瘀伤和血肿"。

Hundreds of demonstrators have gathered in Zugdidi in western Georgia, calling on people to join their protest.

19:15 左右，在议会大厦附近的集会开始后不久，防暴警察开始从议会大厦内用水枪驱散集会者

Thousands of protesters have gathered in Tbilisi for a fifth night of protests. Police have reportedly already used fire hoses and tear gas to disperse protesters in front of the parliament building on Rustaveli Avenue.

提比里斯伊利亚国立大学的教授和学生正在向议会前进。这是格鲁吉亚梦想宣布冻结欧盟加入的全国性激烈抗议活动的第五天

提比里斯大学学生在恰夫恰瓦泽大街上游行

在第比利斯的抗议活动中，格鲁吉亚警方短暂拘留了反对派组织变革联盟领导人之一、Girchi — More Freedom 党创始人祖拉布·贾帕里泽

巴统国立大学学生罢课。巴统抗议活动和警察驻扎人数都比以往更多

12 月 2 日上午，在对 Rustaveli 地铁站的突袭中，Mautskebeli 的记者 Giorgi Chagelishvili 被捕

佐治亚州各地公立学校的学生罢课，拒绝上课以示抗议

抗议者在第比利斯的鲁斯塔韦利大街度过了第四个夜晚。防暴警察于清晨 7 点左右开始用催泪瓦斯驱散人群，并追赶示威者 4 公里

Riot police are again issuing warnings and appear to be starting a major dispersal operation on Rustaveli Avenue. Protesters again get ready by setting up barricades

President of the European Council António Costa: Had a call with @Zourabichvili_S together with @kajakallas. We condemn the violence against protestors. Actions of government run counter to the will of the people. The EU stands with the people of Georgia

Protesters launch fireworks toward the Georgian parliament building, where riot police are deployed on the stairs. The riot police are firing water cannons back at the gathered demonstrators

Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania announced on December 1, that three Baltic states – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania “jointly agreed to impose national sanctions against those who suppressed legitimate protests in Georgia.”

Protests are announced in every major city in Georgia, including in Kutaisi and Rustavi

President @Zourabichvili_S addressed the nation, outlining the next steps in Georgia's struggle to save its European future. Protests: The ongoing protests, which are grassroots, self-organized, and spontaneous must remain independent, free from interference by political parties or the president. However, they do require support and protection. Demands: to pressure the Constitutional Court. The second demand is new elections. To restore peace and stability, the government must allow for fair and fraud-free elections.

Police dispersing protesters in Tbilisi with water cannons

Police units have appeared near the Parliament, and 2 water cannon vehicles have also been mobilized

The demonstrators blocked traffic on Kostava Street in front of the public broadcaster's building, which leads to the city's main transport hub. They had set a deadline of 19:30 for the station's management to meet with them. Photo: Otto Kantaria

For the fourth straight day and night, protesters have flooded the streets nationwide, including in front of the country’s parliament in Tbilisi

At dawn, after the police had cleared Rustaveli Avenue of protesters, citizens retreated to Tbilisi State University. The surrounding area has been blocked. The protesters are calling on people not to go to work, but to come and join them. Video: Gigi Kobakhidze/Civil.ge

Police using water cannons near the back side of the parliament building. The situation in front is more peaceful. Photo: Gigi Kobakhidze/Civil.ge

Tbilisi: The police began dispersing the demonstration using water cannons. The MIA stated that if the violence from the rally participants does not cease, they will be forced to use all special measures to end the rally. By 'all means,' they are referring to rubber bullets

A fire has broken out inside the Georgian Parliament building. Several windows have been broken on the outside, and protesters have also been launching fireworks

A drone photo shows a large section of Tbilisi's Rustaveil Avenue is currently covered by protesters. Photo: Vano Gorgishvili

Rustaveli Avenue now: the area around the parliament remains crowded and noisy on the third night of protests against Georgian Dream's foreign policy turn and police brutality. Photo: Muro Takalandze