Moscow condemns Georgia protests as 'anti-Russian hysteria' Russian MP Sergei Gavrilov, who triggered protests yesterday in Tbilissi for his presence in Georgia's parliament, denounces "anti-Russian hysteria." Georgian opposition leaders vow to hold mass protests until parliament is dissolved, after police used rubber bullets and tear gas against demonstrators who had rallied overnight. The demonstrations broke out in Tbilisi on Thursday after the Russian lawmaker addressed the Georgian parliament from the speaker's seat -- a deeply controversial move in a country at loggerheads with Moscow. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES of Sergei Gavrilov in Moscow