The so-called sabotage case is a political process, any decision by Ivanishvili will bring grave consequences - Irakli Kupradze
One of the leaders of "Lelo - Strong Georgia", Irakli Kupradze, speaking about the witnesses questioned in the case of eight politicians accused in the so-called sabotage case, stated that the case is politically motivated and not a legal process.
According to him, "Georgian Dream", "People's Power" and "Neutral Georgia" represent a united anti-national force, and the interrogation of witness Nana Kakabadze within the framework of the case indicates the political goals of the government.
"Ivanishvili, "Georgian Dream", "People's Power", "Neutral Georgia" - this is one gang of anti-Georgian, anti-national forces, which is engaged in unimaginable madness.
It will be quite enough for the population to say what Ivanishvili has done. Nana Kakabadze was brought out by Bidzina Ivanishvili, Nana Kakabadze, a putschist, a person who was once exposed by Zviad Gamsakhurdia, along with his group, as agents of the KGB and Russia, Nana Kakabadze, who participated in the coup d'état.
Nana Kakabadze, who was Jaba Ioseliani's closest friend and comrade-in-arms, is currently complaining in Murusidze's court that opposition political leaders wanted to overthrow Ivanishvili's government.
Nana Kakabadze, the overthrower of Zviad Gamsakhurdia’s government, an unimaginable scoundrel, who was once exposed by Zviad Gamsakhurdia as an agent of the KGB and Russia, everyone who represented Jaba Ioseliani, according to Zviad, were agents of the KGB and Russia, and these people are today persecuting Badri Japaridze, who was once overthrown by Nana Kakabadze’s gang, criminals, Jaba Ioseliani and Kitovani in the 90s. A man who was a member of the first convocation of the parliament, a signatory of the Act of Independence, and thus his mandate was terminated at the time.
A fair trial cannot exist under Ivanishvili and Murusidze. This is not a legal process, this is a purely political process.
As for the outcome of Ivanishvili's circus, it is very difficult to predict. We are expecting prison, we are expecting other types of decisions because by starting this unfair, illegal political process, Ivanishvili has put himself in a dead end - he will make a decision to detain him, and a very harsh response will come back to Ivanishvili from the Western, developed democratic world. What he fears most is losing his money. He will definitely lose this money and the sanctions will become even more severe if he makes a decision to detain him, does not detain him, and then he will have to find a way out from which Ivanishvili will also not be able to get out dry," Irakli Kupradze said.