There is a high chance that, in the UK, regardless of the court decision, Ivanishvili will still be unable to retrieve the 607 million because the court may decide that a person sanctioned by the United States and under investigation by the United Kingdom should not be awarded this sum. Ivanishvili — for whom money is everything — is in reality the number-one person without a homeland, ready to bargain with the country and its people in order to regain his 607 million, Chair of the United National Movement Tina Bokuchava said while commenting on the trial scheduled for November 24 in London, where the court is expected to announce a decision on Bidzina Ivanishvili’s Bermuda lawsuit.

According to Bokuchava, November 24, when the UK High Court is expected to issue its ruling, may turn out to be a very difficult day for Bidzina Ivanishvili.

“Ivanishvili has taken the country hostage for the sake of his money, because he believes that the 607 million, which was in fact the subject of a private dispute between him and a Swiss bank, is currently temporarily seized by an invisible Masonic lodge, and to get it back Ivanishvili has seized the entire country. Now he is trying to convince the West that he has become a dictator — so that, at least in the rank of a dictator, they will talk to him and in the end he gets back the 607 million. I can tell you with confirmation that during one of the last visits to Georgia from the U.S., which took place under the previous administration, out of a one-hour meeting, Irakli Kobakhidze spent 45 minutes speaking specifically about the 607 million dollars — because recovering this money has become Ivanishvili’s number one priority. There is a high chance that, regardless of the court decision in the UK, Ivanishvili still will not be able to recover this 607 million because the court may decide that a person sanctioned by the United States and under investigation by the United Kingdom should not be granted this sum. For Ivanishvili — for whom money is everything — he is, in reality, the number-one person without a homeland, caring about nothing more than his own wealth, and he is ready to trade the country and its people in exchange for his 607 million. November 24, when the UK is expected to issue its decision, may turn out to be a very difficult day for him,” Bokuchava said.

As a reminder, Bidzina Ivanishvili’s lawyer, Temo Tsikvadze, released a statement regarding the court hearing scheduled on November 24 in London. According to the lawyer, the court will announce its decision:

“In the past few days, representatives of the opposition and certain media outlets have been speculating about the trial scheduled for November 24 in London. On that day, the third and final instance of the dispute initiated in Bermuda regarding Bidzina Ivanishvili’s lawsuit will announce its decision — a dispute that has been ongoing for several years, and all previous stages ended in our victory,” said Temo Tsikvadze.