Today, the only wall stands between our country and the Russian empire, it is a wall that is defended by the Georgian people, but the only wall that separates Georgia from Europe is the Russian dream, the Russian government and the Russian law, which we will certainly defeat, - said Deputy Secretary General of United National Movement, Irakli Pavlenishvili.

According to him, Georgia's struggle to return to Europe will definitely end with victory.

"25 years have passed since that glorious and at the same time tragic, but victorious day, when the Georgian people proved once again on Rustaveli Avenue that the statehood of Georgia is eternal. Our country's struggle for freedom, our country's struggle to return to Europe will definitely end in victory - glory to the heroes of April 9! Last year, again on Rustaveli Avenue, in the main square of the country, our young people once again proved that Georgian statehood is the strongest, that we are advanced Europeans and we will surely win the fight against the Russian empire. Today, the only wall stands between our country and the Russian Empire, it is a wall that is defended by the Georgian people, but the only wall that separates Georgia from Europe is the "Russian dream", Russian government and Russian law, which we will definitely defeat”, said Pavlenishvili.

According to him, Georgia's place is in Europe.

"I would like to remind you that we belong to the party whose founder, Mikheil Saakashvili, together with his team, was the first to establish the symbolism of the European Union with the symbolism of Georgia, the first to start the process of European integration in our country and our region, which today is reaching its logical end, and no oligarchs, no gangs, no criminal groups, no empire can stop our struggle for freedom. They can't block Mikheil Saakashvili, they can't block Georgian statehood. We are advanced Europeans, we have always been the main Europeans, our place is in Europe, and the place of the Russian dream is in the dustbin of history, Georgia will win!"- Irakli Pavlenishvili said