Levan Bezhashvili: When Georgian Dream talks depolarization they mean that the opposition should mute itself, and when they talk de-oligarchization they mean that the leaders of the opposition are the oligarchs

The illogicality of the Georgian Dream is understandable - when GD talks depolarization they mean that the opposition should mute itself, and when they talk de-oligarchization they mean that the leaders of the opposition are the oligarchs, Levan Bezhashvili, a member of the United National Movement, told reporters.

As he pointed out, in an extremely polarized political situation, the only solution is for the technical government to be formed, under which professionals and non-partisans will work on a 12-point plan to get the country candidate status.

"The logic of the Georgia­n Dream is incompatible with the understanding of the modern state and the demands that Europe imposes on Georgia. Therefore, the process of de-oligarchization will take place and it happen either with their participation or the Georgian people will have to take active action to have a European future," Bezhashvili said.

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