It turns out that the European value for this group is standing by the side of the criminal and conducting briefings, the release of Mikheil Saakashvili and an attack on the policeman, - Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia Shalva Papuashvili thus assessed the statements made by the MEPs regarding the current situation in Georgia.

According to the Speaker of the Parliament, these groups, MEPs who held a briefing yesterday together with Nika Gvaramia, are completely far not only from European values, but also from human values.

"Yesterday was a very interesting day in this regard, we saw a visualization of how European values are understood by some groups in Europe.

Yesterday we saw footage, photos and content. It turned out that the European value for this group is standing by the side of the criminal and conducting briefings. I mean the deputies who were standing at the briefing.

Second, it turned out that the release of Mikheil Saakashvili is a European value, it turned out that an attack on the policeman is a European value, we heard this from this group yesterday. When this group of MEPs tells us that we do not conform to European values, they mean that we do not support criminals, we do not attack the police, Mikheil Saakashvili is in prison as a criminal. It turns out that if we do that, it goes against European values. I think we can see that the problem lies in the fact that this group is completely lost not only to European values, but also human values. As for the content, among the speakers yesterday there were people who themselves participate in the secret financing of political parties and radical groups in Georgia. Underground money is spent in Georgia by the European Endowment for Democracy, which is managed by MEPs. It is managed by MEPs. Among them, Anna Fotyga, Michael Gahler are in the management board. So this bill is about them and their transparency, and it's a conflict of interest to say the least. They are doing their best not to be transparent themselves and to secretly spend money as they have been spending before," Papuashvili said.