Prime Minister of Georgia Iraklii Kobakhidze said that the country's government will be approved, despite the opposition's refusal to recognize the election results. According to him, the opposition "couldn't accept defeat".
Points of attention
- The Georgian government under Prime Minister Iraklii Kobakhidze is set to be approved despite the opposition's refusal to accept the election results.
- The ruling party 'Georgian Dream' leads with 54.23% of the votes, sparking resistance and protests from opposition parties.
- Opposition parties like 'Unity-National Movement' and 'Coalition for Change' contest the election results, alleging a constitutional coup by the ruling party.
- The presence of Georgian volunteers in the Ukrainian military formations and alleged Russian influence in Georgia's political sphere raise concerns and further complicate the situation.
- Georgian collaborators, backed by Russia, hold significant sway in Georgian politics, emphasizing promises of NATO and EU membership to advance their agenda.
The Prime Minister of Georgia said that the government will be approved despite opposition protests
Prime Minister of Georgia Iraklii Kobakhidze, commenting on the opposition's statements about "stolen elections", said that they simply "didn't have the dignity to accept yet another defeat".
For all these years, they have never been able to accept the results of the elections, accept their defeat with dignity. They were defeated for the ninth time, Kobakhidze claims.
Kobakhidze emphasized that "any attempt to challenge the constitutional system is unacceptable."
It should be emphasized once again that in this case, a number of NGOs together with political, radical parties opposed the constitutional system of this country for the third time in 4 years. But, this is a weak attempt. These are desperate politicians, a desperate attempt to at least somehow justify themselves to their own voters, said Irakliy Kobakhidze.
Almost all votes in the parliamentary elections were counted in Georgia
According to the results of counting 99.3% of the votes in the parliamentary elections in Georgia, the party "Georgian Dream" is in the lead, which currently remains in power. The party won 54.23% of the votes.
The opposition parties showed the following results: "Coalition for Changes" — 10.8%, "Strong Georgia" — 8.76%, "Unity — National Movement" — 10.1% and "Gakharia — for Georgia" — 7.75% of voices
Instead, the opposition parties refused to recognize the election results and announced protests in the event of a final victory for the ruling party.
The party of ex-president Mykhailo Saakashvili "Unity-National Movement" does not recognize the results of the vote.
Also, the "Coalition for Change" does not recognize the elections. The leader of the political force, Nika Gvaramia, claims that the "Georgian Dream" is carrying out a constitutional coup. The "Strong Georgia" coalition also disagrees with the election results.
The authorities in Georgia are occupied by the Russian Federation
In 2014, Mamuka Mamulashvili created the "Georgian National Legion". The main goal is to help the Ukrainian people to preserve their independence. The "Georgian Legion" has become one of the largest foreign military formations in Ukraine.
Mamuka told Online.UA why Georgian volunteers are fighting for Ukraine, how many criminal cases have been opened against them in Russia, how the FSB works in his native country and why the victory of Ukraine is important for Georgia.
Russia was able to invest huge amounts of money in Georgia's political direction. Georgian collaborators, such as former Prime Minister Ivanishvili, infiltrated Georgian politics by promising that the authorities would lobby for Georgia's entry into NATO and the European Union.
