Female members of the United National Movement held a protest performance near Bidzina Ivanishvili's residence.

The main message of the protest was: "Bidzina, do not kill our children." As Ana Tsitlidze, a member of the party's governing board, stated: "Bidzina Ivanishvili has turned this country into a massive haven for drug pushers, because he himself is the country's chief pusher —shielding drug dealers and killing our young people every day."

"These syringes are the symbol of Bidzina Ivanishvili's rule. Through these syringes and drugs, Bidzina Ivanishvili kills dozens of young people every day. To provide some clarity, let us look at a few statistics: on March 20, 2026, a 26-year-old died of an overdose; on April 30, a 23-year-old; and on May 15, four young people. In June and July of 2026 alone, ten young people died from overdoses. In September, two 21-year-olds died of overdoses in Tbilisi, while a week ago, teenage girls—aged 16 and 17—were arrested for working as drug couriers. This is the reality Bidzina Ivanishvili has brought about. Drugs do not discriminate based on political affiliation; they do not distinguish a supporter of the'National Movement..." "Whether it is a child of Georgian Dream or not, it kills our children all the same. Bidzina Ivanishvili has turned this country into a massive haven for drug pushers because he himself is the country's chief pusher—shielding the drug trade, killing our young people daily, and destroying the Georgian gene pool. We have gathered here today—mothers, women, grandmothers, and sisters—anguished by the fact that their children do not feel safe in this country. Bidzina Ivanishvili must realize that these syringes—symbols of his rule, of the destruction of the Georgian gene pool, and of Georgian boys and girls poisoned by drugs—are something he will never get away with. When he speaks to us about Orthodoxy and Christianity, he should know that he is the country's chief pusher; while he lives in luxury with his own children, he makes millions by killing ours—poisoning them with drugs. Today, we tell the country's chief pusher: 'Stop killing our children!'" stated Ana Tsitlidze.