Kakha Kaladze: Can you imagine our foreign minister would give speech at opposition rally let`s say, in Yerevan? 

ArmInfo. External forces are trying to stage a coup in Georgia.  This was stated by Kakha Kaladze,  the Mayor of Tbilisi and the Secretary General of the ruling Georgian Dream party on the Rustavi 2 TV channel.

"Of course, there is an attempt from outside to stage a coup, a revolution in the country. Even the foreigners who came to the rally are proof of this," he said, while criticizing the actions of  diplomats and calling them an attempt to polarize society and a  manifestation of hostility towards Georgia.

"Can you imagine that our foreign minister would, give a speech at  the opposition rally let's say, in Yerevan? What kind of attitude is  this?' - Kaladze asked, the media reports.

In turn, Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili noted  that the governments of some of Georgia's partners "went too far in  their rhetoric," adding that "anyone who disagrees with their  rhetoric automatically becomes an enemy."

"Foreign dignitaries' joining of these protests, in blatant disregard  of Georgia's sovereignty and diplomatic practice, in the name of  'democracy and human rights', is hypocrisy at best, and subversion at  worst.," the speaker of the Georgian parliament wrote on Twitter.

The foreign ministers of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Iceland  arrived in Georgia on May 15. As part of their visit to Georgia, the  heads of foreign affairs departments of four European countries met  with President Salome Zurabishvili, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze,  as well as Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili, the opposition and  representatives of the non-governmental forces.

Then, the foreign ministers of Estonia, Iceland and Lithuania went to  anti-government protests and addressed the rally participants from  the stage. Minister of Foreign Affairs of  Latvia Baiba Braze  attended the rally separately.