“It’s painful to see.” Legionnaire LNZ shared his opinion about the protests in Georgia

Georgian Legionnaire of LNZ Shota Nonykashvili reacted to mass protests in Georgia. On November 8, the prime minister announced that the country’s authorities were refusing negotiations on joining the European Union until 2028, after which mass protests began in the country.

I follow the events happening in my country, and I want to express my position as a citizen. I have always supported and will continue to support Georgia and the Georgian people who are fighting for the best future of their country.

I condemn the violence, and it is impossible to watch what is happening in Georgia indifferently. Georgia deserves unity and to be part of Europe. It is painful to see how our people suffer. I know that similar events took place in Ukraine, and I hope that everything in my country will end peacefully,” Shota said.

Shota Nonykashvili became a player of LNS before the start of this season. Andres Carrasco’s wards are currently on the 10th line of the UPL standings, having 18 tournament points after 15 rounds.

Earlier, the star of “Napoli” Khvych Kvaratskhelia shared his opinion about the protests in Georgia.