A rally in support of journalist Vakho Sanaia was held in Batumi

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A rally in support of journalist Vakho Sanaia was held in Batumi

26-02-2021 12:22

Representatives of the media held a protest in support of Formula TV journalist Vakho Sanaia in Batumi. The protest participants condemned the violence and expressed solidarity to their colleague.

Three persons attacked Vakho Sanaia on February 25. They may face up to 2 years in prison.