The radical opposition has failed to present a single document proving that the elections were rigged, that there was pressure on voters, or that ballot secrecy was breached. This raises serious questions about whether their true aim is to ignite a revolutionary process and cause bloodshed in the country, said First Vice-Speaker of Parliament, Gia Volski.

According to him, their goal was to initiate a process of irreversible destruction within the country.

“The radical opposition has not produced any evidence of rigged elections, voter pressure, or marker ink leaks. This calls for serious reflection: is their main objective not to provoke revolution and violence? Renouncing their parliamentary mandates is not only a betrayal of their voters but also a clear indication of the radical opposition’s extremist intentions. Their plan was to trigger a process of irreversible damage to the country. This was their aim, and statements by the Swiss parliamentarian and the OSCE Secretary General have significantly undermined this narrative. This issue needs to be reiterated repeatedly: electronic elections cannot be rigged. The opposition’s real plan is revolution—nothing else,” said Gia Volski.