The leader of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze criticized the words of the TV presenter of the channel "Rustavi 2" Giorgi Gabunia in the address of Vladimir Putin. before he began the author's program "PS" with swearing in Russian to Putin. A large number of users of social networks in Georgia criticized the behavior Gabunia, and concerns, because This can only aggravate Georgian-Russian relations. Zurabishvili has condemned the words of the presenter. In her vision, such actions serve " or the beginning of a new war, or Is revenge the endless coup." The President also said that the words Gabunia directed against Georgia. "He allowed himself Something that is not allowed Georgia! This is called the damage state interests, " - said Zurabishvili. for its part, the Prime Minister called the circumstances with the TV presenter, disgusting provocation. "What we saw today on air of TV company" Rustavi 2 ", not that other, As attempt to destabilize our country. This is completely unacceptable, " wrote the Prime Minister on Twitter. before the Director General of Rustavi 2 Nika Gvaramia said that he considers unacceptable the Mat live, but didn't want to apologize because of what happened. He also said that he shares the position of the presenter. in Tbilisi on 20 June were initiated 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 tied. 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. have found a similar message unprofessional. According to the head of the government, the situation in Georgia is the result of the struggle of the opposition with Pro-government forces. then Vladimir Putin signed a decree prohibiting Russian airlines to fly to Georgia from 8 July. On the following day, the Ministry of transport has banned Georgian carriers flying in Russian Federation. As said press Secretary of Russian leader Dmitry Peskov, Moscow will cancel the ban After the normalization of relations. <span style="color:darkgray