Participants of the march against the actions of "Georgian Dream" demanded change.

On the 675th day of daily protests, a march took place under the slogan "Georgia against Ivanishvili." Participants voiced calls for the authorities to change the country's policy and release political prisoners. One of the marchers addressed visitors from Russia, urging them to behave decently.

A traditional "Saturday march" took place in Tbilisi. Protesters gathered at the Avlabari metro station and proceeded to Rustaveli Avenue. The slogan of today's protest: "Georgia against Ivanishvili."

Protesters brought Georgian flags and European Union flags to the event. They chanted anti-Russian slogans, reports "Interpressnews."

Today marks the 675th day of daily protests, reports Publika.

According to a video published on the publication's Facebook page*, activists marched along the roadway to the beat of drums, chanting protest slogans. The gathered held flags of Georgia, the European Union, the USA, Ukraine, as well as flashlights.

In the photographs published by the agency, it is visible that many brought portraits of people convicted for participating in protest actions, with the slogan "Freedom for regime prisoners."

According to photos published on the Facebook page* of Gvanca Chkheidze, there were many children among the march participants along with their parents.

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Social media users considered the punishment for the Russian man in the Tbilisi incident to be lenient

Alexander Popov, who urinated from a balcony onto cafe visitors in Tbilisi, should be banned from entering Georgia for life, not for three years, according to Facebook* users. Pro-Russian commentators expressed distrust of the published information about the incident.

According to photos published by photojournalist Georgy Mosiashvili (Mo Se), one of the participants held a call to Russian tourists, written in English, urging them not to urinate from balconies while in Georgia.

Participants of the march were accompanied by police.

Protesters in Georgia have been demanding new parliamentary elections and the release of political prisoners since November 28, 2024. Security forces have conducted harsh crackdowns on protests, using tear gas and water cannons, and detained protesters. During the protests, thousands of people have faced administrative prosecution. "Caucasian Knot" has prepared a report "Main points on the persecution of protest participants in Georgia".