The deterioration of relations with Germany and the US is not the fault of one person, it is the result of the policies of the Ivanishvili regime - Irakli Pavlenishvili

Deputy Secretary General of the "National Movement" Irakli Pavlenishvili states that the issue of deleting information from the website of the German Foreign Ministry does not change the fact that the main reason for the deterioration of relations between Georgia and its Western partners is the policies of the "Ivanishvili regime".

According to him, the problem is not individual individuals, including former Georgian Ambassador to Germany Peter Fischer or American Congressman Joe Wilson, but the course of the government itself.

“The problem is neither Peter Fischer, nor Joe Wilson, nor those people who have been discredited and discriminated against by the Ivanishvili regime in recent years. The problem is the Ivanishvili regime itself and its actions.

The basis for resetting relations with Germany, America and other partners will not be the resignation of a specific person from the embassy or the appointment to another position, but the real steps that Ivanishvili will take. The aggravating issue in the relations between Germany and Georgia was not one or two individuals individually, but the course that Ivanishvili was and is pursuing.

It is technically impossible to blame one person for all the obstacles and problems that exist between Georgia and Germany. It is not serious to attribute the guilt of one specific person to the tension between Georgia and Germany. The fact that the strategic partnership between Georgia and America has stopped is a complex process. Relations with the entire West have deteriorated simultaneously and reached a low point. "Freezing. It is impossible that this was the merit of one or two people, this is the merit of Ivanishvili's policy," Irakli Pavlenishvili said.