evidence: What electrified Georgian public the most was the fact that under the agreement, Azerbaijan has claimed a plot of 2.7 km² which includes a section of the Davit Gareja Monastery Complex, a major Georgian cultural and religious monument and a popular tourist destination. The control over the undemarcated area has been a delicate issue as it overlaps with Keshikchidagh, the Azerbaijani cultural heritage site. [Read more on OC Media: Azerbaijan–Georgia row reignites over Davit Gareja monastery complex] [...] Last year, on 16 November, Georgian watchdog Media Development Foundation (MDF) said that the Davit Gareja controversy and alleged ‘concession’ of the territories to Azerbaijan were actively used in the election campaign by the ruling party and conservative opposition groups to discredit government rivals associated with UNM.