Kakha Kaladze: It doesn’t really matter whether the opposition is united or fragmented — we’ve seen many such alliances, but the result has always been zero

“It doesn’t matter whether they are united or divided—we’ve seen many such coalitions, but the result is zero,” said Kakha Kaladze, the General Secretary of “Georgian Dream” and Mayor of Tbilisi, speaking about the opposition.

According to him, the radical group has nothing in common with Georgia, the Georgian people, or the interests of the Georgian people.

“It doesn’t matter whether they are united, divided, or who aligns with whom. We’ve seen many such coalitions, but the result is zero. We know these people, whether individually or united, what they represent, whom they serve, and what they serve. This radical group, whether united or divided, has nothing in common with Georgia, the Georgian people, or the interests of the Georgian people,” Kaladze stated.

Additionally, he responded to a question regarding statements made by Giorgi Gakharia.

“I don’t know who is effective where. I believe that politicians and political parties should, first and foremost, be effective in our country, for our country, and for our people. The essence and vision of these people are completely different. They are representatives of a foreign agency, serving other countries and their governments, and accordingly, they have nothing to do with our country or the Georgian people,” he noted.

For reference, Giorgi Gakharia, leader of “Gakharia for Georgia,” stated that his presence in Brussels is effective and that he will fight from there.

“I am ready not to surrender to ‘Georgian Dream’ like this—if I am effective here, I will fight here; if there, I will fight there; and if I am effective in prison, I will fight in prison. For now, my presence is most effective here, with these people,” Gakharia stated.