Giorgi Pataridze on Elene Khoshtaria - If we continue to talk through briefings and do not move on to a specific case and process management, I will be forced to take other steps, although in this case I will protect the interests of the convict - remember this!
Opposition Alliance - The only way to improve Elene Khoshtaria’s health is to transfer her to a civilian clinic - Ivanishvili’s Russian regime bears full responsibility for her health
Giorgi Gakharia - Today, in Georgia, serving in the opposition means risking your physical safety
Giga Lemonjava - Each day that Elene Khoshtaria is not in a civil clinic is a conscious blow to her health - a punitive operation carried out by the regime
Georgian civil society addresses international partners regarding annexation processes and security risks of Georgia’s occupied regions by Russia
Maka Botchorishvili - It is important for any sovereign state to protect its country from foreign influences and interference
Berdia Sichinava: Today, Irakli Kobakhidze has finally established himself as a violent prime minister and he will not be able to escape responsibility; unfortunately, Georgian Dream has turned Olympic champions into "party thugs"
Levan Machavariani: It is very unfortunate what happened, and we apologize to the public; however, there are red lines after which a Georgian man cannot remain patient - most of Georgian Dream were trying to separate and calm the situation
Tata Khvedeliani: Georgian Dream is a violent regime; everyone saw how they surrounded us - they are more numerous and there are athletes among them. Of course, we would have suffered injuries
Irakli Kobakhidze on Gakharia’s party: It is very unfortunate that a man does not look like a man and a woman does not look like a woman. This is their common face - a union of people who have lost their dignity
An ambulance crew was present in Parliament
Shalva Papuashvili: You, members of “For Georgia,” actually know what really happened and what your colleague did
A physical confrontation took place in the parliamentary plenary session hall
Irakli Kobakhidze to MPs from Gakharia’s party: In general, over the past 10 years we have been winning elections against “rotten eggs,” and I obviously mean you; i I were in your place, I would not be talking about eggs
Translation: Vika Pilpani to the Prime Minister: What “dignity” are you talking about? You were sunbathing by the pool while a parade was taking place. You know very well that you are also the one who hosted Gavrilov, and your escape to Baku did not help you; I wish you would get rid of the Gakharia complex
Touring Georgia with young Georgians as Partners