In Tbilisi attacked a film crew of TV channel "Russia 24"
In Tbilisi nationalists attacked a film crew "Russia 24" and tried to beat the journalist and the operator is notified on the Internet representation of the TV channel.
In Tbilisi nationalists attacked a film crew "Russia 24" and tried to beat the journalist and the operator is notified on the Internet representation of the TV channel.
As highlighted in the report, for members of the media were approached by several young men, when the journalist Stanislav Bernvald interviewed the owners of the travel Agency.
"They began shouting nationalist slogans and tried to beat the journalist and the operator of the channel. Stood up for the correspondent the husband of the owner of the travel Agency. She is Russian, and he was Georgian by nationality. In the end, the bullies ran away ", - reported in the report.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on the last working day of the week signed a decree prohibiting Russian airlines to carry out air movement of citizens from Russia to Georgia on July 8, the tourist operators and agents are advised not to sell tickets. The government is mandated to implement the return of Russian citizens to their homeland. The Association of tour operators of Russia, told Last news that Georgia is currently about 5-7 thousand organized tourists from Russia and two to three times more independent. According to Georgian statistics, in 2018 and every fifth tourist in Georgia (21%) were from Russia.
Putin signed the decree after the fact, As the leader of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili amid protests in Tbilisi called the Russian Federation " enemy ", saying that Moscow is As if the public is interested in splitting the country. Prime Minister Medvedev D. A. called her words unprofessional and suggested that It was not included in the course of the case or misrepresents the situation.
The capital of Georgia 20 Jun swept demonstrations of disagreement, the protesters opposed the participation of Russian delegates in the session of the Interparliamentary Assembly of Orthodoxy. Radicals seized the building of the Parliament, where the Russian Envoys. Special forces dispersed the rally, but on 21 June, the protests continued. Damage 240 people, more than 300 were captured.
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