According to Ani Nadareishvili, the wife of former Defense Minister Bacho Akhalaia, her husband was planning to go to Poland a few weeks ago, but was not allowed to cross the border.
As Ani Nadareishvili notes, they had previously been to Poland as immigrants “to earn a living” and were planning to return. As for the reason why Bacho Akhalaia was not allowed to cross the border, Ani Nadareishvili said that they had not explained the reason to him.
"Bacho, a few weeks ago, was going to return to Poland. We emigrated there, like all immigrants. We were there to earn a living, we have everything in the bank, we have a huge debt. Here, as you know, no one employs us and we cannot find a job and they did not let us go to the border, they turned us away from the border about 3 weeks ago.
They did not tell us the reason. They knew very well all our movements and who was coming to us. We have been under surveillance for a long time. What Georgia heard at the briefing yesterday was the complete ravings," Ani Nadareishvili told TV Pirveli.
For information, yesterday, the State Security Service arrested former Defense Minister Bacho Akhalaia. According to the State Security Service, Bacho Akhalaia was the main organizer of the October 4 events in Georgia. The Service explained that he was directing the events via an internet application and had communication with the already detained organizers. According to the Service, from 21:00 on September 28 until their detention, numerous telephone and internet communications took place via internet applications - a total of 343 internet sessions were recorded, including 157 with Murtaz Zodelava, 110 with Paata Burchuladze, 29 with Paata Manjgaladze, 26 with Lasha Beridze, and 21 with Irakli Nadiradze. According to the State Security Service, on October 4, Murtaz Zodelava's last connection to the IP address registered in the name of Ana Nadareishvili was made 9 minutes before "Paata Burchuladze's speech with violent calls," which provides a solid basis for drawing the appropriate conclusion.