Lasha Parulava: Against the background of the fuel shortage, “Georgian Dream” appears as the main rescue link for the occupation regime - this is not only collaboration with the enemy, but a direct betrayal of national interests

This is a regime that, against the background of the fuel shortage existing on the territory of Russia, appears as the main rescue link for the occupation regime. This is not only collaboration with the enemy, but a direct betrayal of national interests, - this is what one of the members of the “United National Movement,” Lasha Parulava, stated at a briefing, responding to the confirmation by the “Georgian Dream” authorities of the fact that Georgian business brought fuel into Abkhazia.

According to him, Kobakhidze’s talk about the law on occupation is cynicism, hypocrisy, and betrayal of national interests.

“Representatives of Ivanishvili’s regime held a pitiful debate with Georgia’s third president, Putin’s personal prisoner, Mikheil Saakashvili. With the man who pulled the country out of the swamp, illuminated darkened Georgia, and saved the country during the Russian aggression. At that time five presidents of Europe stood by his side on Rustaveli Avenue.

‘Dream’ is a regime that is afraid even of Saakashvili’s ghost and at the same time tells us that if we call Russia an ‘occupier’ and an ‘enemy,’ that is supposedly Russophobia.

This is a regime that, against the background of the fuel shortage existing on the territory of Russia, appears as the main rescue link for the occupation regime. This is not only collaboration with the enemy, but a direct betrayal of national interests.

Against the background of all this, Kobakhidze declares that the supply of fuel is taking place in compliance with the law on occupation. The same Kobakhidze was the person who gave up the chair of the Speaker of Parliament to Gavrilov, which was followed by mass protest and the brutal dispersal of peaceful citizens by the authorities, including the gouging out of people’s eyes.

Kobakhidze’s talk about the law on occupation is cynicism, hypocrisy, and betrayal of national interests,” Parulava noted.

For information, information was circulating in the media regarding the fact that, against the background of the crisis created with fuel in Abkhazia, fuel entered from the territory controlled by Georgia. Yesterday Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze confirmed this information at a briefing held at the Government Administration, but specified that the fuel was brought in not by the authorities, but by business in compliance with the law.