ivane javaxiSvilis saxelobis Tbilisis saxelmwifo universiteti ciuri ...

an gauqmebulma reisebma gabrazebuli xalxi kidev ufro gaamZvinvara.
situacia metad daamZima momsaxure personalis samsaxurSi
gamoucxadeblobam, rac egviptis dedaqalaqSi warmoqmnilma qaosma
gamoiwvia.
The Independent, 2011, 31,01:
Opposition leader Mogamed ElBaradei called for President Mubarak to step down at
once as demonstrators massed in Cairo's central Tahrir square to ignore a night-time curfew.
ElBaradei, who predicted change within "the next few days", said he wanted to negotiate about a
new government with the army, which he described as "part of the Egyptian people".
indifendenti, 2011, 31, 01: mas Semdeg, rac demonstrantebma
ugulebelyves komendantis saaTi da tahriris moedanze Seikribnen,
opoziciis liderma mohamed el baradeim prezident mubaraqs
dauyovneblivi gadadgomisaken mouwoda. el baradeim, romelmac
iwinaswarmetyvela, rom cvlilebebi ramdenime dReSi moxdeboda,
ganacxada, rom surs, axali mTavrobis Sesaxeb molaparakebis gamarTva
samxedro ZalasTan, romelsac man “egvipteli xalxis ganuyofeli
nawili” uwoda.
“The Guardian” 31 January 2011:
Western leaders pointedly declined to throw their support behind the country's embattled
president. Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, said she wanted Egyptians to have a chance
to chart a new future, but added: "It's not a question of who retains power. It's how are we going
to respond to the legitimate needs and grievances expressed by the people."
gardiani, 2011, 31, 01: dasavleTis liderebma uari Tqves, daxmareba
gaewiaT gasaWirSi Cavardnili prezidentisaTvis. amerikis SeerTebuli
Statebis saxelmwifo mdivanma hilari qlintonma ganacxada, rom misi
survilia, egviptelebs hqondeT Sansi axali momavlis Seqmnisa, magram
iqve dasZina: “saqme imaSi rodia, vin darCeba xelisuflebaSi. mTavaria
ganvsazRvroT, rogor vapirebT, vupasuxoT xalxis mier gacxadebul
legitimur uflebebs”
“Daily mail, 2011, 31, 01:
” Thousands of prisoners, including Muslim Brotherhood activists, escaped from four
jails. Armed gangs took advantage of the chaos in Cairo and other cities to free the prisoners,
starting fires and engaging prison guards in gun battles, officials said.
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