The 'unconstitutional five' are, in reality, a single political party—a network of foreign agents, a 'fifth column - Irakli Kobakhidze

"The 'unconstitutional five' are, in reality, a single political party—a network of foreign agents, a 'fifth column.' When such a political entity receives support from outside the country, it speaks volumes about the very party providing that support," stated Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze to journalists.

As the head of government noted, ALDE effectively supported a terrorist act by failing to condemn the actions carried out by Aleko Elisashvili.

"It is not difficult for Georgian society to form an assessment of ALDE. As for the broader international reaction, I have one simple request: instead of issuing dry political statements, they should examine the legal claim—if they have any legal arguments to make, they should go ahead and present them." "Furthermore, once the Constitutional Court’s decision is published—regardless of its content—they should examine the text of the ruling; if they have any legal objections, they should address those specific legal points. They should refrain from making crude political statements. Such statements constitute a direct and gross interference with the independence of the judiciary," the Prime Minister stated.