The leaders of the Georgian Dream are constantly blaming the Georgian people and the state for starting the 2008 Russian-Georgian war - Georgian Dream, Ivanishvili, Kobakhidze and others are leaving Georgia without protection and without international partners. All this requires one answer, punishing the Georgian Dream! Slapping them! Removing them from power, - said Irakli Kupradze, Secretary General of the Lelo-Strong Georgia coalition.

According to him, over the years, it has been repeatedly proven and confirmed that Putin and the Russian terrorist state killed hundreds of our citizens as a result of the attack.

The leaders of the Georgian Dream are constantly blaming the Georgian people and the state for starting the 2008 Russian-Georgian war.

“Over the years, it has been repeatedly proven and confirmed that Putin and the Russian terrorist state have killed hundreds of our citizens as a result of the attack. Military personnel and police officers have died. Georgian Dream, Irakli Kobakhidze, those who speak to Georgian society with Putin-like messages, are engaged in treasonous activities against the Georgian state, national interests and Georgian society. We have an obligation to build a legal, democratic, strong Georgian state in response to the attack, the war [which the Russian terrorist state is waging against Georgia], which will be ready to defend itself together with its partners.

For this, we need strong international partners, which are being destroyed and killed by Georgian Dream, Ivanishvili, Kobakhidze and others. They are leaving Georgia without protection and international partners. All this requires one answer, punishing Georgian Dream, slapping it! Their removal from power," Kupradze noted.

For information, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that documents are indisputable proof that the then government started the August War, thereby inflicting the heaviest blow to the country's national interests. According to him, the Georgian Dream will defend the country's independence to the end so that "such crimes are not repeated."

"August 8 is a tragic date - it was a betrayal committed by the then government. This day reminds us that it is necessary for the country to be governed by a sovereign government," Kobakhidze stated.