Georgian parliament canceled the "yellow" security level

The Parliament of Georgia from December 12 removed restrictions on the entrance in the form of "yellow" security level, introduced after the beginning of protests in Tbilisi. This was reported by the press service of the legislative body.

"From December 12, the "yellow" level of security operating in the building of the Parliament has been canceled," the statement reads.

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Earlier, on November 29, at the Parliament of Georgia strengthened security measures after the past rally. Izvestia correspondent reported that reinforced units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are near the Parliament. Representatives of various units are guarding both the entrance and the entire territory and perimeter near the building.

At the same time, it was reported that protests continued in Tbilisi over the suspension of negotiations on European integration. Protesters oppose the decision to postpone negotiations with the European Union (EU). The Georgian Interior Ministry reported that 32 police officers required medical assistance after the unrest broke out in front of the parliament building.

On November 28, the ruling Georgian Dream party decided to suspend until 2028 discussions with the EU on opening accession talks. As Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze specified, Georgia will continue to fulfill its obligations under the associated membership and free trade agreement and will fulfill them by 90% by 2028.