Kakha Kaladze: They speak to us in the name of Europe and do everything to cause chaos in the country - their statements have no value, they are idle people who sometimes go to one country, sometimes to another

The statements of these people have no value. There are idle people who sometimes come to one country, sometimes to another, - this is how the general secretary of the "Georgian Dream" party, Kakha Kaladze, assessed the visit of the chairmen of the foreign affairs committees of the 8 EU countries to Georgia.

According to him, the members of the delegation are speaking on behalf of Europe and are doing everything to create chaos and tension in Georgia.

"The statements of these people have no value. These are idle people who sometimes come to one country, sometimes to another. We remember when they came during the opposition rallies, among them, they gave a speech. How did these people remember themselves to the population of our country - with lies. The lies that we have been hearing all this time are being propagated even today. Therefore, we all know very well what these people represent and who they are. Their announcements have no value.

Europe, the European Union is based on different values. There are several values ​​that are important to us. One is peace. Accordingly, these people speak to us on behalf of Europe and do everything to create chaos and tension in the country. Not only now, but in general. If we recall what they said a few months ago, they are ordinary pests. We have to call everything by its name! These people do not respect our country, statehood, or Georgian people. Accordingly, statements, actions of such people - everything has a straw price. So, Zurabishvili and other petty politicians, radicals who are inside the country, who represent the opposition wing. They are all one. Even those who make statements from the outside are one and under one wing, they have one boss.

A few months ago, we heard the statement of the high officials of the European Union that they would not meet with the high officials of the Georgian government. If we talk in the same context, it is Soviet. This Soviet approach and attitude comes from these radicals, some of whom are in Georgia today and whose statements we heard from the outside," Kaladze said.