Mykhailo Podolyak says that the resistance on the streets of Tbilisi and Kutaisi as well as Rustavi shows that the majority Georgians are not interested in ‘Georgian Dream’, a pro-Russian political party.  

**Georgians Protest Against Their Own Government**

People in the streets of three major Georgian cities – Tbilisi, Kutaisi, and Rustavi – are showing that they do not agree with their government’s policies. This government is led by a party called ‘Georgian Dream‘, which has ties to Russia.

These protests indicate that most people in Georgia do not support the actions taken by ‘Georgian Dream’. The party has been accused of pursuing policies that benefit Russia rather than Georgia itself.

The fact that many Georgians are taking to the streets is a sign that they want change. They are demanding their government to listen to their needs and interests, not those of another country.