The group that is with Salome Zurabishvili is preparing to disrupt the local elections, - said the Speaker of the Parliament Shalva Papuashvili.

According to Papuashvili, when one of the UK ministers shakes hands with Salome Zurabishvili, "this is inciting their extremist agenda."

Moreover, according to Papuashvili, everyone who cooperates with "this group," who "gives them money, shakes their hands and enters into certain salon relationships," is inciting attacks on democratic institutions and is an accomplice to the extremist agenda.

“Today we saw Ms. Salome Zurabishvili shaking hands with one of the British ministers. The British minister shook hands with the group of people today, which is preparing to disrupt the local elections. We have written in the fourth paragraph of the Strategic Partnership Agreement with Britain that the parties must work to ensure the effectiveness and stability of democratic institutions. When you shake hands with a person who has an extremist agenda, who does not recognize democratic institutions, does not recognize elections, does not recognize laws and is working to disrupt the upcoming elections, you shake hands with such a person, and therefore you are inciting their extremist agenda. Now it has been officially announced that the goal of this group is to disrupt the local self-government elections, by attacking its legitimacy, by physically attacking, or I don’t know how they plan to disrupt it. Everyone who cooperates with this group, who gives it money, who supports it, enters into a certain salon relationship with it, is inciting attacks on democratic institutions and is an accomplice to the extremist agenda," Shalva Papuashvili said.