Three opposition members ended their hunger strike outside the Georgian parliament.

Currently, six people are continuing their hunger strike in front of the Georgian parliament building. Three people ended their hunger strike due to deteriorating health.

As reported by Caucasian Knot, on the 30th day of the hunger strike, the health of the participants was weakened. Although they claimed to feel well, they declared their readiness to continue the action until their main demands are met: new elections and the release of political prisoners.

Opposition members are continuing their hunger strike outside the Georgian Parliament for the 31st day. Currently, six people are on hunger strike outside the Parliament building. Three people have ended their hunger strike due to deteriorating health, Interpressnews reported today.

"Some people left us, some joined. Over the past 31 days, some changes have occurred. There are four of us who started the hunger strike from the very beginning: Dato Chelidze, Darejan Tskhvitaria, Vakho Machavariani, and myself. Two new people joined us. Others eventually felt unwell, were unable to continue this form of protest for long, and left us. Now there are six of us," said hunger strike initiator Gedevan Popkhadze.

"So far, our health is satisfactory. Our friends, fellow doctors, are taking care of us and monitoring us. Accordingly, we are not being ignored," the politician said.

According to Popkhadze, the authorities believe that the protest movement in Georgia as a whole should be suppressed. crushed and destroyed. The authorities intend to establish a Russian dictatorship in the country. Any protest, in any form, is unacceptable to them. He has no value.

"For a year, the Georgian people have demonstrated that they will not accept the Russian dictatorship, nor the de facto government's attempts to impose rigged elections, nor the draconian laws passed by the de facto government after the elections. November 28 must be the day when we all unite and show the international community, each other, and the de facto regime that we cannot accept the reality being imposed on us. We must protect the future of our country," Popkhadze said.

Another hunger striker, Darejan Tskhvitaria, said that "they have no right not to fight."

"We have some health problems; it's the 31st day, but we don't pay any attention to them because our country and the future of our children are in a very difficult situation. This government is returning us to a historical "The past. We have no right not to fight. Now, more than ever, we need unity, because our ancestors never hid their swords in the sand; they waited for the enemy. Now our enemy is in this parliament," Tskhvitaria said.

The situation for the hunger strikers is becoming even more alarming. The protesters are feeling weak and have difficulty moving. Even a month later, there is still not a single ambulance near the parliament building. Citizens are receiving first aid in a medical tent set up next to the parliament building, Pirveli TV reported today.