US EditionGermany, France and Poland condemn use of force against protesters in Georgia
- The foreign ministers of Germany, France, and Poland condemned “the disproportionate use of force” against peaceful protesters in Georgia.
- They called for the immediate release of opposition members and the protection of fundamental rights in Georgia.
- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken denounced the brutal repression of protesters advocating for closer ties with Europe.
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The foreign ministers of Germany, France and Poland have condemned the "disproportionate use of force" against pro-EU protesters in Georgia as the wave of unrest continues for a tenth night. In their joint statement, the three foreign ministers – Annalena Baerbock, Jean-Noël Barrot and Radoslaw Sikorski – called for the immediate release of the opposition members. It is reported that more than 400 protesters, including opposition leaders and at …
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Germany, France and Poland condemn use of force against protesters in Georgia
The foreign ministers of Germany, France and Poland have strongly condemned “the disproportionate use of force" against peaceful protesters and the targeting of the opposition and media representatives in Georgia.
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