In Georgia, police forces deployed water cannons to push back a significant group of protesters attempting to storm the presidential palace, escalating political tensions in the country. The Prime Minister publicly asserted that the violent attempt to breach the palace gates was part of a coordinated effort aimed at overthrowing the current government. This political crisis is a stark manifestation of deep-seated internal divisions and the struggle for democratic stability within Georgia’s political system. The official response, employing crowd control measures like water cannons, has drawn both local and international criticism regarding the proportionality of force used against civilian dissent. This confrontation is a key indicator of the heightened political risk environment, with global observers closely monitoring the situation for potential further destabilization of the Black Sea region.