Georgians protest in Tallinna

Georgians protest in Tallinna

02.12.2024, Tallinn. A protest against the Georgian government's decision to freeze the EU accession process until 2028 was held by the Georgian diaspora in Tallinn. The rally was held outside the Georgian Embassy. Foto Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees

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