The letter of the senators is the final verdict on the political court of "Georgian Dream", if you like, on the cemetery, - the foreign secretary of "Lelo" Grigol Gegelia said about this.

As Gegelia notes, 14 American senators openly say that the draft law on "transparency of foreign influences" declares Georgia's most important partners as enemies.

"Georgian Dream" was able to do the impossible, for the first time in the history of America-Georgia, a bipartisan consensus was reached in Washington regarding the fact that Georgia has a government that openly served Russia, declared war on its own nation and went beyond the scope of the Georgian Constitution, that the Georgian government - I quote, "actively undermines Georgia's transatlantic ambitions", and I quote - "in the case of the adoption of a Russian-style law, the government declares an open war against those partners who are the guarantors of Georgia's sovereignty, territorial integrity and development" and who, I quote again - "have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in Georgia". 14 American senators openly say that this bill declares Georgia's most important friends and partners as enemies and that its adoption will lead to measures of unprecedented severity. In particular, for the first time in the long and close relationship between America and Georgia, the US will be forced to review its relations with Georgia, which will include the punishment of responsible persons, the review of American financial assistance to Georgia, which in turn means that Georgia will lose hundreds of millions of critical aid, which has been in use for 30 years. It meant billions of aid," Gegelia said.

For the record, a bipartisan group of the US Senate sent a letter to the Prime Minister of Georgia on April 26, expressing deep concern and warning the Prime Minister that if the re-initiated Foreign Agents Bill becomes law, they will be forced to encourage a change in US policy towards Georgia.

As reported by the Georgian editorial office of "Voice of America", "the unprecedented note of concern sent by 14 senators to Irakli Kobakhidze is the most severe among other statements recorded by the Senate."