Former Member of Parliament Giorgi (Goka) Gabashvili has announced that he has been summoned by the parliamentary temporary investigative commission examining the activities of the political officials of the regime that operated from 2003 to 2012.

According to him, Tsulukiani’s commission has summoned him for the March 29 session, but he has no intention of appearing before these “clowns” or explaining anything, as “everyone already knows who the director of their circus is.”

"I received an official summons call from Tsulukiani’s 'commission.' They want me to appear on the 29th and testify about the 2008 war.

Apparently, they are referring to the Council of Europe Resolution 1633—one of Georgia’s most significant achievements in the Assembly. This resolution was adopted with the support of our Western friends. At the time, Russians and Communists left the chamber in protest.

Today, those same Russians and Bolsheviks have illegally settled in Georgia’s Parliament and set up a 'commission.'

Of course, I have no intention of going to these clowns or explaining anything. Everyone already knows who the director of their circus is," Gabashvili wrote.