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Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze claims that his offensive gesture (the raising of his middle finger as he drove past a crowd, captured on camera in a video now doing the rounds on social media) was directed toward his security guards, not the protesters. The Tbilisi Mayor further asserts that his misconduct can be seen as a momentary emotional outburst that any person can experience.

“Being an ordinary person, I expressed my frustration with my two security guards in such a way”, says the Mayor.

By Elene Dzebisashvili

14 November 2019 19:55