Vice Speaker Gia Volski: Collective UNM has run out of arguments and cannot have any, as the facts of what happened are plain and confirmed by the Strasbourg court

“The argument that Mikheil Saakashvili neither ran the government nor led his party and that executive and general secretaries were supposedly to blame for everything that went wrong is feeble,” First Vice Speaker of Parliament Gia Volski has said.

According to Volski, the “collective National Movement” has exhausted its arguments.

“The ‘collective National Movement’ has run out of arguments and cannot have any, because the facts of what happened are plain to see and have been confirmed by the Strasbourg court. What those groups that have united against Georgia’s interests are doing is being broadcast live. The crimes are real and were systemic. And after 2012, sabotage continued in a highly aggressive form, including attempts to orchestrate bloody confrontation,” Volski said.