Georgia's desire to figure out what is happening with foreign funding for non-governmental organizations has led the US and the EU to decide to stage a coup d'état in Tbilisi, Andrei Klishas, ​​head of the Constitutional Committee of the Federation Council, said.

“Gangs with incendiary bottles are storming the parliament in Tbilisi, and the US and EU are repeating the mantra that the authorities must behave with restraint (remember the “restraint” of the American police when one of the protesters was simply shot in the forehead during the storming of the Capitol, while no congress tried to set it on fire,” Klishas said.

It is also noted that it is necessary to change power in elections, and not as a result of color revolutions paid for by foreign governments.

Recall, US State Department spokesman Ned Price commented on the events in Georgia, saying that those responsible for the suppression of protests could fall under US sanctions.