Mzia Amaglobeli is a prisoner of the opposition and Brussels' dishonesty - Shalva Papuashvili

According to the explanation of the Speaker of the Parliament of Georgia, Shalva Papuashvili, today no one in the world says that Mzia Amaglobeli is innocent and the only thing that is being discussed is the proportionality of the sentence.

"The fact that a crime was committed is a fact. Look at all the statements that have been made recently, including by the European Union and other institutions, there is no longer talk anywhere that a crime was not committed, the talk is about how proportionate and severe the punishment was. No one is saying that they are innocent anymore. They have always said this internally, but now they have had to admit it externally. These people should think about the fact that no one is proving their innocence to anyone anymore, no one is proving to the Georgian government that they are innocent, no one is publicly proving that they are innocent anymore. A crime was committed. As for the sentences and imprisonment, representatives of the Georgian government, including the president and others, have stated that those who realize their crime, those who cooperate, whether with the investigation or in court, those who realize that they cannot use violence against Georgia, will be treated with a humane and adequate attitude. This It was confirmed. Where there was a desire for a plea agreement, where there was a confession, the prosecutor's office took steps to meet them, and these people are out. Where there was an appeal to the president for clemency and a confession of guilt, the president took steps to meet them, and these people are out. Those who are prisoners of the dishonesty of Brussels and the domestic opposition remain in prison. Today, no one says that Mzia Amaglobeli did not commit a crime. What does it mean to admit that a violent attack on a police officer is a crime? Some people do not want to say this publicly. Mzia Amaglobeli is a prisoner of the dishonesty of the opposition and Brussels. Mzia Amaglobeli was sentenced to the smallest sentence that could have been imposed by the court. A lesser sentence than this is possible only in the case of a plea agreement, and this is both the law and practice. A plea agreement was offered to Mzia Amaglobeli. Only one thing was needed for this - Mzia Amaglobeli "He should have said what everyone is saying today, including the European Union and its supporters, that this was a crime. He should have said that this was a crime, this behavior was wrong, but by having ambassadors sit in on the trials, Mzia Amaglobeli is a prisoner of the dishonesty of those ambassadors who sat in the courtroom, looked him in the eye and thereby indicated that he should not admit his guilt, sit down, do not admit it. It is the fault of those people who gave him all sorts of unjustified bonuses and so on, including the European Parliament, and thus told him not to admit that attacking a police officer is a crime, sit down. Ask any ambassador, ask the EU ambassador, is this a crime? Look at the statements in various formats of the European Union when it comes to Mzia Amaglobeli, see if anywhere in the statements it is written that he is innocent," Shalva Papuashvili noted.