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I'd like to share my opinion on the things that took place couple days ago in my country. I'm Georgian and I live in Tbilisi, just want to give short information that some parts of my country are occupied by Russia thus we don't have political relationship with Russian government but with Russian ordinary citizen we don't have any issues, we always are welcome to them cuz our historical ties are more stronger than conflict between our current governments. So back to the main thing, two days ago Russian member of a parliament ( MP ) was invited to my country to interparlamentary assembly on Orthodoxy which was held in a parliament and this Russian MP somehow sat on Georgian parliament speakers chair, this incident made people mad in my country, firstly people were mad that Russian MP who earlier was voting and supporting Georgia's territories occupation by Russia and now he was invited to Georgia and seats in the parliament speakers place. The whole situation is ridiculous and people gathered in front of parliament building to demonstrate their protest against the government ( but not against Russia ). The protesters were demanding the resignation of Irakli Kobakhidze the parliaments speaker. All high rank politician including the president and prime minister said that they had no idea that Russian MP was invited to this assembly and he would sit on parliaments speaker place. People were protesting till 5 am. In the beginning it was peaceful protest but later some people provoke police ...
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Could you please correct me?
I'd like to share my opinion on the things that took place couple days ago in my country. I'm Georgian and I live in Tbilisi. I just want to inform you that some parts of my country are occupied by Russia but we don't have a political relationship with the Russian government. We don't have any issues with ordinary Russian citizens; We always welcome them because our historical ties are stronger than the conflict between our current governments. So back to the main topic, two days ago a Russian member of a parliament (MP) was invited to my country's inter-parliamentary assembly on Orthodoxy which was held in parliament and this Russian MP somehow sat on the Georgian parliament speaker's chair, which made people in my country mad. Firstly people were mad because he was earlier voting and supporting the occupation of Georgia's territories by Russia and now he was invited to Georgia and sat in the Parliamentary Speaker's chair. The whole situation was ridiculous so people gathered in front of parliament building to demonstrate against the government (but not against Russia). The protesters were demanding the resignation of Irakli Kobakhidze, parliament's Speaker. All high ranking politicians including the president and prime minister said that they had no idea that the Russian MP was invited to this assembly or that he would sit on the Parliamentary Speaker's chair. People were protesting until 5 am. In the beginning it was peaceful protest but later some people provoked police ...
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