No matter how many times they put us in prison, no matter how many fines they impose on us, our fight will continue - I will remind everyone of our slogan, it is very simple and clear: To the end! To the end, until victory! - this is what journalist Vakho Sanaia told journalists after leaving the temporary detention center after 14 days of administrative detention.

According to him, "the regime is doomed".

“No amount of imprisonment, fines, or raids can have the impact on us that the de facto ruler of this country might have in mind.

No matter how many times they put us in prison, no matter how many fines they issue, our fight will continue. I will remind everyone of our slogan, it is very simple and clear: To the end! To the end, until victory!

We are fighting to destroy this violent regime. This regime is doomed. They can react as many times as they want, no problem. I will write more, I will write many times, as many times as I want. Let Ivanishvili ask himself a simple question, what did he gain by imprisoning me, except that his puppet name became even more established. I did not sit here to come out and not write anything, I sat here to write and speak,” Sanaia said.

Journalist Vakho Sanaia was arrested near his home on July 22.

Vakho Sanaia was sent to 14 days of administrative detention for a post he wrote on social media about Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili and MP Vladimer Bozhadze. The Department for Combating Hate Speech, established within the Ministry of Internal Affairs, applied to the Tbilisi City Court for legal response.