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Protest escalates in Batumi: Arrests made near Adjara Government building

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11.30.2024 / 00:31
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Clashes erupted between protesters and police near the Adjara Government building in Batumi, leading to the arrest of several demonstrators, including, reportedly, a minor.

The confrontation escalated into physical altercations as tensions mounted during ongoing protests against the Georgian government’s decision to halt EU accession negotiations until 2028.

Protesters in Batumi remain resolute, declaring they will not disperse despite the arrests. The demonstrations, which began on November 28 following Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s announcement, have spread across the country, with citizens opposing what they view as a departure from Georgia’s European integration path.

The situation continues to unfold, with protesters and law enforcement maintaining a heavy presence at the site. Further updates are expected as the protests persist.

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