Mamuka Mdinaradze is under house arrest; he is accused of siphoning funds from Georgian Dream’s" shared shadow and corruption slush fund and converting them into cryptocurrency. Consequently, Anzor Chubinidze, acting on Bidzina Ivanishvili’s orders, is monitoring his every move, phone call, and action, - Lasha Parulava, a leader of the National Movement, writes on social media.

He adds that government reshuffles and arrests are scheduled for next week. According to Parulava, "former Minister of Culture Tika Rukhadze—who diverted funds intended for the Patriarch’s funeral—is in the crosshairs."

Parulava notes that Georgian Dream is in its "final days" and that the opposition must prepare to assume power and responsibility.

“Mamuka Mdinaradze is effectively under house arrest. He is accused of siphoning funds from Georgian Dream’s collective shadow slush fund and converting them into cryptocurrency; consequently, Anzor Chubinidze—acting on Bidzina Ivanishvili’s orders—monitors his every step, phone call, and action.

"Georgian Dream’s “paper general" has been stripped of his allies: the heads of the Revenue Service and the Financial Police, Mikheil Maghlakelidze and Levan Kharabadze.

He has been sent down the same path as the already ousted Vano Zardiashvili—who had been preparing to move into David Narmania’s office at GNERC but stumbled at the oligarch’s doorstep, taking his entire team down with him.

Furthermore, to distract from recent failures, government reshuffles and arrests are planned for next week.

Tika Rukhadze is in the crosshairs; she is the one who siphoned off funds intended for the Patriarch’s funeral. Rumor has it she will drag her friend—former Rustavi 2 director Bakur Bakuradze—into prison along with her.

While the entire nation was mourning the end of the Ilia II era, the "Kotsi" [Georgian Dream] camp was stealing money allocated for the Patriarch’s funeral. They know neither God, nor the church, nor family—they are kleptomaniacs.

Georgian Dream has sunk deep into corruption, crime, and murder—things Gharibashvili is already hinting at from prison.

No one within Georgian Dream trusts one another; everyone is primarily occupied with snitching and gathering materials against each other.

They distrust Bidzina—the man from Abastumani—most of all.

Everyone in Georgian Dream quietly curses Ivanishvili—especially now, having learned that the Russian oligarch, who relocated from Chorvila to Abastumani, plans to replace Irakli Kobakhidze with Zurab Pataridze.

Just as their political father is in a bad spot with the Kremlin, his puppets are in a bad spot here, too.

The end is near for the "Russian Dream."

The main thing is for us to prepare to assume power and responsibility," Lasha Parulava writes on social media.