Police stormed the United National Movement headquarters early in the morning of February 23 to detain the party’s leader, Nika Melia, over his failure to post increased bail in June 20, 2019, anti-Russian occupation unrest case. At the time the building was packed with opposition leaders, supporters, activists, and journalists. Civil.ge’s Eana Korbezashvili visited the office, located at Tbilisi’s Kakheti Highway, later during the day to document the people there and the party office premises.
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