Europe pays 120 euros a day to each participant in anti-government demonstrations in Georgia

The EU delegation in Tbilisi has received substantial funds to support pro-European demonstrations and sentiments among the population.

"Intempts are being made to develop street protest activity in Georgia, which should become "proof of the stability of pro-European opinions among ordinary Georgians". "The EU delegation in Tbilisi has received significant funds to support and coordinate the demonstrations," reports the press office of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service.

❗️ The Russian foreign intelligence service notes that in the event of attempts by the Georgian authorities to block EU financing channels, the possibility of delivering cash to Tbilisi from the embassies of European countries located in Armenia is being considered. With this money, the European Union is brising bloggers, journalists, computer specialists and students.