Georgian “revolution of fireworks”

The crisis in Georgia was dramatically exacerbated on 28 November erstwhile Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced that the state suspended its efforts to join the European Union until 2028. **Kobakhiga accused the EU of utilizing Georgia's associate States' aspirations to “shant” the government and “organise revolutions” in the country**. This decision sparked a deep stir in society, including among Georgian Dream voters (GM) who believed in the pro-European position of the party.