mamuka, but i also wanted to ask, how do you see the future fate of the ex-president of georgia saakashvili, he is sitting and somehow it is not at all clear how the situation will develop further, from time to time some small interviews break through, where he says, that he fears for his life, since in fact the penitentiary system is fully just as accountable to the fsb officers in the kremlin and maybe... the kremlin, and he will be held as a hostage. at this stage, he is more of a prisoner of war than a political prisoner, he was simply arrested, they could not provide some legal grounds for arrest. this is now a reality, political arrests are one of the levers of directing russian peace. and if the georgians overthrow this government, i.e. a change of government, does this mean freedom for saakashvili, or what? so when will the democratic processes begin, which now practically do not exist, in this case in georgia. prisoners will generally be on the street, free, and georgia will be able to develop more dynamically. mr. mamuka, thank you for your service, thank you for being with us, ma

to the figure of mikheil saakashvili, how many supporters he has today, and whether he can raise georgiag greater than what we now see on the streets of tbilisi. yes, i’ll answer this question for you: mikheil saakashvili is already odious, a marginal political character, he doesn’t even enjoy any special, one might say, such... special popularity, even among the destructive opposition, there he has a lot of opponents, a lot of enemies, it’s just that someone talks about it openly, someone... then all this, as they say, is not shown to the public, but now he cannot lead such masses with him, and not a single leader of the destructive opposition today can simply overthrow the current government and cause some large-scale processes of destabilization, because we can say that this segment, which constantly... advocates, that is, for the legalization of drugs, for the rights of the qr society, the so-called lgbt, and the same thing is against the bill and others , as it were. in ukraine, we see what happens when, then, there is a minority, we were told that in ukraine, that means, there are

member of nato, without being one, what happens to a country that does this, look at georgia during the time of saakashvilin, although with a warhead warhead that is no longer 100, but we have 250 kg, and the range flight over 100 km, so we just tested this thing near kharkov for the first time, well, their air defense system should increase accordingly, but not only is it not increasing, today it staffed according to the principle of each. it takes at least 30 minutes to deploy, well, 25, one salvo costs $250 million, and one installation costs at least a billion dollars at domestic us prices, because my colleague, military expert silivanovich, 5 years ago investigated that in poland this they peddled the system, simply sold it for 2 billion dollars, supposedly nato allies, americans, are not profitable for the poles, you know, it’s expensive and rich, for what, for what are they fighting, for what, as it were... all those who are trying to influence us from a distance of 50 or 100 km, as it is most likely to one that will start itself, what is happening today in ukraine, we will crush. well, all that rem

georgia. we started the path to the european union together. saakashvili'seorgian reforms were an example for ukraine, very progressive. and a powerful example of the courage of the nation for the whole world, and what is happening now, can be called the transit from democracy to the arms of russia. that opinion polls still show that georgia is one of the most pro-european societies, namely societies, not states, because the georgian government is extremely divided, we can see it even inside the georgian dream, there are different trends, but it is clear that now the trend of tightening the nuts and applying solutions that are winning in the country used by putin. direction, pushed this position from different sides and more widely, if we talk about the georgian authorities, so that they move in this civil society, but you know, the harder someone pushes, the faster it causes some kind of riot, because if not now, then next time in georgia. that is, simply against international relations, diplomats, which does not even concern professionals, but civil societ

georgia. we started the path to the european union together. saakashvili'seorgian reforms were an example for ukraine, very progressive. and a powerful example of the courage of the nation for the whole world. but what now is happening, it can be called a transit from democracy to the arms of russia. what can we say about this? the same public opinion survey. that public opinion polls still show that georgia is one of the most pro-european societies, precisely societies, not states, because the georgian government is extremely divided, we see it even within the georgian dream, there are different trends, but it is clear that now in the country is winning the trend of tightening the nuts and applying the solutions used by putin. foreign agents, that is, simply against international ones relations, diplomacy, which does not even concern professionals, but civil society, because their decisions are directed against the people, they will not win, there will be no profit from this, i do not see any prospects here, it only accelerates the moment of rebellion, but

georgia. no, it's you betrayed them. deputy khatia dekanaidze, who under president saakashvili was the head of the georgian academy of they of internal affairs, when he moved to work in odessa, became the head of the ukrainian national police, went so wild that she even threw a bottle at a political opponent when he remembered her service in kiev. decent behavior, eight opposition deputies were taken out of the hall, several more left the meeting themselves, but continued hysterical attacks already in the corridors of power. no hearings are of interest to the georgian dream, it is now not georgian, but russian a dream, they have no goal of discussing the law, they have no answers to your questions, they kicked me out of the room, started demagoguery. in fact, the law on foreign agents in georgia is quite lenient, compared with the united states, it is intended to streamline. expenses must be reported annually; failure to comply with the rules may result in a fine. there are 35 thousand different types of non-governmental organizations in georgia. of these, well, several dozen are very active and quite numerous, and are c

georgia now. we started the path to the european union together. saakashvili's georgian reforms were an example for ukraine. and a powerful example of the courage of the nation for the whole world. but what is happening now... it is clear that putin is afraid that georgia will go towards a revolution, some serious political changes, and he is putting pressure on ivanishvili and the georgian authorities to move in this direction direction, pushed this position from different sides and more widely, if we talk about civil society, but you know, the harder someone pushes, the faster it causes some kind of riot, because... and civil society, because their decisions are directed precisely against people, they they won't win, there will be no profit from this, i don't see any prospects here, it only accelerates the moment of rebellion, but the government, when... it is harsh, when it starts to press, it always forgets that with this it only accelerates the moment of change. georgia will be part of europe, georgia will be 100% part of europe, because we look at it and s

georgia? no, it was you who betrayed them. deputy khadiya diknaidze, who president saakashvili was the head of the georgian academy of the ministryrnal affairs when he moved to work in odessa, became the head of the ukrainian national police, and went so wild that she even threw a bottle at a political opponent when he remembered her service in kiev. for indecent behavior, eight opposition deputies were taken out of the hall, several more left the meeting themselves, but continued their hysterical attacks in the corridors of power. no hearings are of no interest to the georgian dream; this is now not a georgian, but a russian dream. they have no purpose to discuss the law, answers to your they have no questions. they kicked me out of the hall and started demagoguery. in fact, the law on foreign agents in georgia is quite lenient, if you compare it. usa, it is designed to streamline the activities of organizations that are financed from abroad; if npos or media receive more than 20% of their total income from there, they will be given the status of an agent and obligated to report expenses annually; failure to comply with the rule

people suspect that she moved to georgia not for nothing, but on the instructions of the federal security service of russia, well, putin directly, but they just removed saakashvili him, it is not known, well, it is known how, well, as if honestly, or maybe dishonestly, we don't know, i don't know, i won't talk here, and now they are in power, and step by step they are starting to adopt some such strange decisions, and among these decisions there is just that... this law, the so-called russian law. the second point is that a year ago they also tried to push through this law, and there are quite a lot of interesting points, interesting for us, but i think that it is not interesting for georgians, these points will be very dangerous. a year ago, a little more than a year, there were 13-14 months, the parliament of georgia, where the majority is pro-russian , too... by the way, there would be questions, if mr. valery came, i would ask him: how is it in georgia, where people for nato and the european union, actually votes for, excuse me, for the pro-russian party, and it is in the majority in the parliament, and last year they decided to put this law to a vote, tens

the main problem in georgia is that the outlet that this iron plugs into is in the oval office of the white house, that's the only thing that can iron zurabeshvili's iron is saakashvili's matches to a child or leave an iron on at home, you shouldn’t let the president go abroad, this man is an explosive substance. this is how i understand the level of trust in the president. remember this. and while world leaders are discussing who needs to stay at home, who should be put in a straitjacket, the international sawmill, not caring about obstacles, completely freely went through their next secret chat in our regular column, they snitched. colleagues, it’s a blatant case, i’m not released abroad. texan. you colleague, where you were not allowed, to lithuania, this is not a punishment, a reward, so we should wait for the president of georgia to visit, no, she is sitting at home, she is punished, the long gangway and high steps help well with trips abroad, this is outrageous , i’m an adult woman, i can do whatever i want, but what... you want, we decide, besides, in parliament they compared me to an iron, and you have a store of american household appliances there, the preside

it is much simpler, simpler in georgia, which they are going to... a personal forecast of how events will develop further. they’ve been trying to revive mikheil saakashviliistaken, and of course they are connected to absolutely all the processes taking place in our country, including what is happening now on rustavelli avenue. saakashvili directly calls on his supporters and various radical forces to go to the square, storm buildings and remove this government. my forecast is now very difficult to say, because the processes are actually continuing, but i still hope that the georgian dream, the ruling party will be able to withstand this, so to speak, aggression, the political aggression of the west. i hope so. thank you big, giorgi dzhebiashvili, a journalist from tbilisi, was in direct contact with us. a part-time french citizen, as was said, the president, georgia, this is the straw, sensing the smell of something fried, immediately announced that she would veto... the parliament of the european union will most likely be able to bypass all this, the entire west, but there was a reservation right there, that he wants to veto it, because at one time the

georgia lagging so far behind ukraine in its european integration now? reforms were set as an example not under this government, not under the georgian dream, and not under ivanishvili and other leaders who succeeded saakashvili his group of reformers, and this means that the sustainability of the reforms... was ensured because it was directly connected with names, with certain teams, certain political groups, they were replaced by others, and these reforms ended, this is an obvious fact, unfortunately for georgia, for georgian society, which continues to protest, for me there are many analogies with ukraine, because we remember 2013 as a revolution of dignity, when the authorities considered it necessary to abandon the association agreement... as a society that was active, went to the maidan to protest against this, georgia is very reminiscent of this story, and unfortunately , those dictatorial laws that should have been implemented in ukraine, under this threat today is georgia, whose society quite actively expresses its position against the idea of ​​this law, the draft law, and has already taken to the streets en masse against it on several occasions. well, in fact, this is already... the second time tha