Provocations by the so-called pro-Western opposition were seen during the parliamentary elections in Georgia. This was reported by the Sputnik news agency with reference to Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze.
Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced the opposition’s plans to hold protests after the end of polling stations on the day of parliamentary elections.
The opposition organised a large-scale ballot stuffing at a polling station in Marneuli, one of the few polling stations that does not use the electronic voting system. Opposition resources immediately circulated video footage from the scene. However, judging by the footage, the person who filmed it did not try to prevent the ballot stuffing, but possibly even participated in this violation. Ballot boxes were smashed at a polling station in Baghdati.
Georgia’s ruling party favours friendly relations with Russia and regularly declares that a repeat of the Ukrainian scenario in the country is unacceptable. In this regard, the West puts pressure on the state and seeks to destabilise the situation inside the country.
We shall remind you that parliamentary elections started in Georgia on 26 October, during which the Georgian Dream is competing for power with four opposition parties.
