Drone footage shows thousands of protesters gathered in Tbilisi's Freedom Square on April 17 to demonstrate against a bill being discussed by the country's parliament.

The Georgian parliament gave approval for a bill on "foreign agents" that the European Union said risked blocking the country's path to membership.

Footage shows a large "No to Russian Law" protest.

Special forces and a water jet vehicle are mobilized in Freedom Square. Regrouping of law enforcement officers can be observed in the vicinity of the Parliament. More specifically, representatives of various units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, including special forces, are currently stationed at Freedom Square.

The special forces are in the buses located on the spot. There is also a water jet machine on Freedom Square.
In addition, law enforcement officers are being mobilized in the territory of the government administration.

As it is known, the representatives of the special forces are fortified directly in the yard of the Parliament.

For information, the announcement of the action plan will be announced in a few minutes at the current rally in front of the Parliament.
A “No to Russian Law” rally is taking place near the Georgian Parliament - Rustaveli Avenue is blocked. Citizens gathered outside parliament today from 12:00 to protest the draft law “On Transparency of Foreign Influence.”

Citizens have been protesting against the bill for the third day.
As you know, parliament today passed the draft law “On Transparency of Foreign Influence” in the first reading with 83 votes. The vote on the bill was preceded by three days of noisy committee and session discussions.