This is a treason commission commissioned by Russia. The second-generation Soviet executioner Tea Tsulukiani will not succeed and will not be able to rewrite the history of Georgia - the Ivanishvili regime could not dismantle or break the National Movement, and this commission will not do anything either. It has always been like this, it is like this today and it will be like this until the victory of the Georgian people, - said the Chairperson of the United National Movement, Tina Bokuchava, assessing the 430-page conclusion prepared by the parliamentary investigative commission.

According to Tina Bokuchava, the conclusion drawn up by the investigative commission is “a verdict of traitors to the homeland, the treacherous rule of which will definitely be overthrown by the Georgian people”.

“This commission is a dirty commission attempting to rewrite the history of Georgia in the Russian version. This is a commission that aimed not only to blame Georgia for the war, but also to blame the then Supreme Commander-in-Chief - Mikheil Saakashvili, who is still serving a sentence today, on Putin’s orders, for creating a modern, successful Georgian state and not surrendering this state to the enemy in 2008. Yes, this is a Russian commission created on Putin’s orders, on Russia’s orders, to fulfill Russian tasks and Russian goals, this is a treason commission, each member of which, and not only the second-generation Soviet executioner - Tea Tsulukiani, each member of which will be punished and held accountable before the Georgian state and independent Georgian justice. Yes, each member of the treason commission will find himself in the court and this will happen very soon, as a result of the changes brought by the Georgian people, which we will bring, yes, through a peaceful revolution. Bidzina is very afraid of the word “revolution” and rightly so, because a true people's revolution is the consolidation of people, the unity of people and the mobilization of people's power. This is a true people's revolution, a revolution of one woman against the Ivanishvili regime - Mzia Amaglobeli, whose struggle and unbreakableness have truly become a symbol of this struggle and whose silence is sometimes louder than all the screams. It is very significant that today, the verdict of one of the symbols of this struggle has coincided with the verdict against the Georgian state by the Ivanishvili regime, but we must understand very well that Ivanishvili and his cronies are worthless slaves without a homeland, obsessed with money, they will never feel the power of love for homeland. The National Movement, which created a modern state together with President Saakashvili and his team, will always be in the vanguard of the struggle to save the Georgian state, will always be the flagship and no matter what the second-generation Soviet executioner Tea Tsulukiani writes and reads, it is this force that will bring changes to our country together with the Georgian people. The National Movement is a team of people united by an idea - a united, strong, independent, successful, European, Georgian state, and the idea of the Georgian state is immortal, eternal. Putin has not taken anything away from it and Ivanishvili’s slaves will not take anything away from it. Today’s conclusion will not take anything away from our common struggle, it is an indictment, a verdict of traitors to the homeland, whose treacherous rule the Georgian people will definitely overthrow. In this struggle, the most reliable, trustworthy, and strong will be the National Movement, which Ivanishvili’s regime could not disband, could not break, it was like this all along, it is like this today and it will be like this until the victory of the Georgian people. Freedom to Misha, freedom to Mzia, freedom to Nino and freedom to all political prisoners. In the end, we will win, may God protect Georgia," said Tina Bokuchava.

For information, the temporary investigative commission established in the Georgian Parliament has completed its work and presented a draft conclusion consisting of 430 pages.

The Temporary Investigative Commission was established in the 11th convocation of the Parliament in February and its term of office was extended three times. The commission was initially formed with the mandate to study the period of the National Movement’s stay in power, however, the mandate was soon expanded and its subject of interest became the study of the activities of former officials from 2003 to the present.

The temporary investigative commission is headed by the Vice-Speaker of the Parliament, Tea Tsulukiani. The following MPs are represented in the commission with opposition status: - Sozar Subari, Guram Macharashvili and Ilia Injia, and from the faction Georgian Dream - Tengiz Sharmanashvili, Aleksandre Tabatadze, Irakli Kadagishvili and Aluda Ghudushauri.

Several opposition leaders are serving sentences in prison for refusing to appear before the said commission.