Giorgi Vashadze on Levan Davitashvili's visit to the US: The main thing is not the meeting he had, the main thing is what they told him - I am sure that he clearly understood that the political crisis in the country should be resolved through new elections

Georgian Dream wants us to be alone, but it cannot leave us alone. As long as there are such protests, as long as people stand on their feet, we will not be alone. If we stop, then we will have many problems, - Giorgi Vashadze, the leader of Strategy Builder, told InterpressNews during the Freedom March.

As Vashadze explains, people must fight until they achieve final victory.

"It is very important and good that rallies are held in different places, at different times. We must understand one thing: the resistance mood has not gone anywhere, on the contrary, more and more people are dissatisfied. Today, the country is facing the most serious political crisis, which is called Georgian Dream and Ivanishvili. Until we don’t get rid of them, the crisis will not end. We are the majority and we must fight to achieve the final victory,” Vashadze said.

He also responded to the visit of Vice Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili to the United States.

“The main thing is not the meeting he had, the main thing is what they told him. I am sure that he understood very clearly there that the political crisis in the country must be resolved through new elections, there is no other way, but we have a slightly more difficult task, who will conduct these new elections,” Vashadze said.

Vashadze also responded to the statement of the co-chair of the US Helsinki Commission, Congressman Joe Wilson, who wrote “sanctions and new elections” on his X page.

"Along with the people's protest, the unity of the opposition, if something forces them to retreat, it is the position of our powerful partners, the European Union and the United States of America. What we want is for Georgia to be protected by a strong Europe, a strong America, the Georgian Dream wants us to be alone, but it cannot leave us alone, this is how protests are, as long as the people stand on their feet, no one will leave us, if we stop, then we will have many problems," Vashadze said.