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    Kobakhidze basically confirmed they added chemicals to the water cannons, but not the chemical BBC reported
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    Kobakhidze basically confirmed they added chemicals to the water cannons, but not the chemical BBC reported

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    1. GRed-saintevil on

      > This substance [UN3439] was purchased in 2009. As for the specifically named substance [Camite], this specific material does not contain that substance at all. Therefore, the Ministry of Internal Affairs will tell you in detail what lies the BBC spread. The substance might be mixed in the water jet, but what substance was mixed is another matter. The BBC lied precisely about this. The Minister of Internal Affairs will answer you about what substance was used. As for the substance Camite, the substance Camite has not been used at all. This is a simple lie. We shared detailed information with the BBC, however, the BBC relied on the statement of the father and son Chakhunashvilis, and not on our response. All this confirms that the BBC acted as “fake television”

    4. Horror-Amphibian-335 on

      As a Russian who lives in France I hope Georgia becomes better and one day you’ll get a good president

    5. jandaba7 on

      One other aspect of this is presumably rank and file police weren’t aware of this either and they got caught up in cannon spray regularly, wonder if any of them are pissed and might speak out at some point.

    6. Ok-Dress-341 on

      Even the unique numbered component is problematic “Trichloroethylene can be absorbed into the body following inhalation, ingestion or skin contact. This can cause excitement, headache and dizziness followed by drowsiness and loss of coordination. In severe cases it can cause an abnormal heart beat and coma.”