EU Concerned About Detentions in Georgia
The European Union is worried about the number of people being arrested in Georgia. Kaja Kallas, the EU’s foreign affairs chief, spoke about this in Brussels.
She said that the EU is putting pressure on those who are using violence against peaceful protesters. This means that the EU is trying to stop people from hurting others during protests.
Kalla was asked about the situation in Georgia before a meeting of European ministers responsible for foreign affairs. She answered this question when speaking with a journalist.
