On February 25, Georgia celebrates the “Day of the Soviet occupation”.
In connection with the “Day of the Soviet occupation” over the building of the government, administrative institutions and diplomatic missions of the country abroad, state flags were imposed.
on the occasion of the marked date, the opposition marks are also planned.
In 2011, the resolution of the Georgian Parliament on February 25 was declared “Soviet occupation Day.” This day is the day of the establishment of Soviet power in the Democratic Republic of Georgia, the transformation of the latter into the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic (GSSR).