We saw a story based on the stories of gossipy Georgians, and as soon as it got down to business, everyone showed cowardice and started to rephrase their own comments - a pediatrician dressed in a Ukrainian military uniform began to deny that he had said anything! Everyone should be kind and give testimony to the investigation - this statement was made by the Chairman of the Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, in connection with the BBC investigative story, according to which the substance might be used to quell the protests in November-December 2024.

According to Papuashvili, the material prepared by the BBC exposed a network that spreads propaganda against Georgia and tries to harm the country with disinformation and hybrid warfare tactics.

Papuashvili called the BBC a compromised media outlet.

“A pediatrician in a Ukrainian military uniform is afraid to go to the State Security Service. The public knows him - he is a participant in radical, violent rallies. So it is not surprising that he was involved in a conspiracy against his own country, which we have seen recently. They are trying to harm Georgia with false narratives and hybrid warfare tactics.

We will take legal action against this slander. The BBC has been exposed in slander several times. It seems that a 5 billion dollar dispute with Trump is ahead.

We saw a story based on the stories of gossipy Georgians, and as soon as they got down to business, everyone showed cowardice and began to rephrase their own comments - the pediatrician in a Ukrainian military uniform began to deny what he had said.

Apparently, they thought that they would blame Georgia for something, they were spinning it for a certain period of time. They did not expect that the state would take this seriously and that an investigation would begin. Everyone should give testimony to the investigation. It will be revealed what is true and what is a lie.

Yesterday we saw a classic example of the use of hybrid war tactics against Georgia, which can be included in textbooks”, said Papuashvili.