Irakli Kobakhidze does not rule out that the alleged recording of Ivanishvili-Yevtushenkov conversation may have been brought by Peter Ackerman and be linked with the "Bakuriani meeting"

Irakli Kobakhidze, chairman of the Georgian Dream, does not rule out the possibility that the alleged audio recording of the conversation between Bidzina Ivanishvili and the Russian oligarch was brought by Peter Ackerman, the founder of the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict. According to him, it can be linked with the meeting held in Bakuriani by members of opposition parties.

According to Kobakhidze, the "traitorous meeting in Bakuriani" and the mentioned recording logically coincide.

"I think that all this, the so-called recording, then Arakhamia's statement is a logical continuation of the meeting that took place in Bakuriani. A revolutionary meeting was held there, a treacherous meeting of the "Shulaveri Committee", where the coup plans were discussed, as they have admitted. They know they have no resource to change any emotional background and they are trying their best in vain, this record was an example of this. I also would not rule out that these recordings were brought by Ackerman, and they were directly linked with this gathering. This is my political assumption - logically this record is attached to Bakuriani's treacherous gathering and then Arakhamia's statement. Arakhamia is the external speaker of the National Movement from Kyiv, who often makes statements in a few hours, once you make such an announcement on such a fake and you fail, the next time, naturally, you are more careful, there was zero caution on his part and there is a simple reason - the creator and later disseminator of these records is the same force - the National Movement, which is represented by Arakhamia," Kobakhidze said.

For information, according to "Cyber ​​Kmara", an audio recording of the founder of Georgian Dream, Bidzina Ivanishvili, and the Russian oligarch, the founder of Sistemas, Vladimir Yevtushenkov, is disseminated on the social network. The telephone conversation dated March 10 and March 12 this year, concerns a meeting of Russian businessmen in Tbilisi. The recording mentions the name of Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili, about whom Ivanishvili allegedly told Yevtushenkov that he had met with his envoy. In response, Yevtushenkov allegedly asks Ivanishvili to personally meet with his representative.