“The opposition will attempt to turn the May 26 public celebration into a narrow-party rejoice event. They aim to have foreign backing for their destructive moves,” said Levan Makhashvili, Chair of the parliamentary European Integration Committee.

Levan Makhashvili remarked on the action plan of former president Salome Zourabichvili and her Resistance Platform.

“I said once that this lady resembles an individual fallen in a swamp. Instead of learning from their mistakes, getting out of a swamp and returning to a democratic process, they come up with new ideas to be active.

Leaving aside domestic politics, because it’s clear what their role and function are, they seek to show their partners abroad that they represent something and deserve new impetus, which we sometimes see from the European Parliament, Congress or others.

We are observing this process. The opposition will attempt to disrupt the May 26 public celebration and turn it into a narrow-party rejoice event. Something like we witnessed on April 9. However, this needs support from abroad. They aim to have foreign backing for their destructive moves, and they will attempt that,” he concluded.