Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev responded to the message of the President of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili accused the Russian Federation in the organization of protests in the country. before the head of the country called the Russian Federation " enemy and occupier ". In her expressions, Moscow, Russia as if is interested in destabilizing the situation in the country. The Russian Prime Minister called such a message is extremely unprofessional. According to Medvedev, the leader of Georgia was not included in the course of the case or misrepresents the situation. The Prime Minister said that sad to hear such rhetoric from Zurabishvili. He also warned that the increased anti-Russian sentiment, Moscow will give advice to tourists regarding travel, that will affect Georgia. for reviews of Medvedev, the situation in the country associated with the radical opposition and Pro-government forces. The Prime Minister expressed the view that the protests aimed to blow up the political system in Georgia. He also expressed hope that the Georgian people will deal with the situation. yesterday in Georgia were riots due to the fact that during the opening General session of the Interparliamentary Assembly of Orthodoxy, the Head of the organization of the Deputy of the state Duma Sergey Gavrilov sat in the chair of head of the Parliament. According to the Russian parliamentarian, the district speaker put it, the Georgian side " according to the Protocol of such events ". This caused discontent from the opposition deputies from the "United national movement" and " European Georgia ", which left the meeting. then, the radicals seized the country's Parliament. Activists of the event encouraged the Russian delegates to leave Georgia. In addition, they demanded the resignation of the speaker of Irakli Kobakhidze and the head of the Ministry of internal Affairs George Gakharia. during the meeting damaged at least 240 people. Kobakhidze quit. the Russian foreign Ministry expressed indignation at the actions of radicals. The Ministry recommends Russians to refrain from trips to Georgia. <span style="color:darkgray