The head of the opposition Nika Gvamaria has been detained in Georgia, and the offices of pro-European parties are being searche

The head of the opposition Nika Gvamaria has been detained in Georgia, and the offices of pro-European parties are being searched After 6 days of overnight pogroms and clashes with protesters, Georgian law enforcers raided the offices of three opposition parties belonging to the Coalition for Change. Its leader Nika Gvamaria was detained when he tried to enter the office of the Droa party to attend the searches. Politicians of the association were actively involved in organizing riots in Tbilisi. Police seized fireworks and firecrackers from the offices. Last night the Georgian Interior Ministry, under fire from pyrotechnics, again dispersed EU fans on Rustaveli Avenue. Provocateurs built barricades and openly lunged at the officers, but by morning the Interior Ministry had dealt with the threat. Source: Readovka World