Today I flew to Brussels to meet with the foreign ministers of the EU member states, who will discuss Georgia tomorrow, Tina Bokuchava, the chairman of "Unity - National Movement", said.

According to her, maintaining the policy of non-recognition of the international legitimacy of hijacked elections is the most important priority of the struggle today.

"The internationally isolated regime will have to make the only concession we will accept - re-elections that will be conducted by a professional, conscientious election administration and not by the attacked election thief - Giorgi Kalandarishvili.

Here, I would like to once again thank Davit Kirtadze, a member of the CEC of the Ukrainian Nationalist Party, who expressed the sentiments of the whole country against Giorgi Kalandarishvili yesterday with a sincere protest.

We are fighting in the CEC, we are fighting in the international arena, we are fighting in the court and we are fighting in the street.

UNM appealed the summary protocol of all 73 election constituencies, which was appealed first to the CEC and then to the court. The judge of the first instance, Iveri Abashidze, slavishly legalized the falsified elections, and the panel of the appeals court did not even dare to record the session and turned the 1260 pages of evidence obtained by the National Assembly into waste paper.

In all arenas of struggle, our united public protest is critical to reclaiming the right to vote. There are no party lines and agendas in this struggle, it is a struggle for the salvation of the country, where we must be united like never before," said Bokuchava.

According to her, today, "Unity - National Movement" will join the action announced by the civil society.

"I am especially proud that the Nationalist Party of Ukraine is represented at this and all other protest rallies, in Rustaveli and in other cities and streets of Georgia, by our warm-hearted young people. Our fight also belongs to them, to them and to our children, so that the struggle of generations for freedom will be crowned by joining the European Union, which we are given a historic chance for today. In contrast to the pre-election campaign, today the wrestling of the party agenda cannot become the basis of Ivanishvili's victory over the Russian regime. I believe that in this truly national and historical struggle, political-social consolidation is vital. Together we can do it! Strength is in unity! The power is in Europe!", Tina Bokuchava said.