Irakli Pavlenishvili - Tbilisi International Airport has become another gateway to Mordor - the main threat is the accelerated pace of Russification and only after the dismantling of Ivanishvili's system will citizens be protected from the Russian threat

According to the Chairman of the Governing Council of the United National Movement, Irakli Pavlenishvili, representatives of the occupying country - Russia - are entering Georgia in an uncontrolled, massive manner.

As Pavlenishvili stated at the briefing held at Tbilisi International Airport, "After the dismantling of Bidzina Ivanishvili's system, Georgian citizens and Georgian businesses in this country will be protected from the Russian threat."

"Tbilisi International Airport has become another gateway to Mordor in Georgia. Representatives of the occupying country are entering here uncontrollably, en masse, from Putin's Russia, or Mordor. As the Russian propaganda of "Dream" tells us, a large part of these people are not tourists. We are not fighting tourism or tourists from Russia, but we do not want Georgian citizens and Georgian businesses to be replaced in Georgia. Since 2022 alone, about 40 thousand Russian companies have been registered in Georgia. These companies create even more problems for Georgian small and medium-sized businesses, which are already in an unfavorable situation. In addition, it is important that there have never been such intensive flights in the history of our country as there are today. Not even during the Soviet Union. For example, several flights are operated in the Moscow direction throughout the day, Georgian Airways alone operates about 4 flights. There are also completely new directions that did not exist before, and these are Russian industrial centers. There is a reasonable suspicion that in some cases we are dealing with circumvention of sanctions. Overall, the main threat is Georgia without Georgians, the accelerated pace of Russification. Only after the dismantling of Ivanishvili's system will Georgian citizens and Georgian businesses in this country be protected from the Russian threat," Irakli Pavlenishvili said.

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