This parliament will never have the legitimacy of the Georgian people and our friends! - In just a few hours I will travel to Strasbourg to take your message there! - This is how the chairman of "Unity - National Movement", Tina Bokuchava addressed the citizens gathered in front of the parliament.

According to her, the protest will continue.

She also recalled the "Rose Revolution" and said that Mikheil Saakashvili, the third president of Georgia, is a political prisoner today because of the "Rose Revolution" idea.

"This protest, of course, will definitely continue and our international partners should know that the Georgian people do not adapt to the Russian special operation, that the Georgian people do not adapt to the Russian regime, that the Georgian people do not adapt to the loss of the European future, that we are a fighting, free, freedom-loving European people. And that our place is in Europe!

I know it's not always easy to be here in the cold weather, in the rain, for hours, days or nights, but many of you were probably in this very place in 2003, George today, in the moments of the "Rose Revolution", when yes, it was raining then, Even then it was cold, even then the country had a regime that paved the way for normal development.

President Saakashvili is being persecuted precisely because of the achievements of the "Rose Revolution" reforms, the "Rose Revolution" idea. It is because of the idea of ​​the "Rose Revolution" that today he is a political prisoner of the Russian regime of Ivanishvili and Putin. Therefore, as Mikheil Saakashvili believed then, as the Georgian people believed in 2003, we must once again believe that today there is no political dividing line between us. There are no political parties, there is no confrontation, fragmentation, division, this is just what Ivanishvili wants to divide us, divide us, oppose us and drag the next people into this illegitimate parliament. We should not give him the right to do that. The only solution for this is strength, unity, forgiving each other's mistakes, misunderstandings and differences and putting them aside. Today is the day of unity," said Bokuchava.