According to InterpressNews, Murtaz Zodelava and Lasha Beridze are reportedly expected to enter into plea agreements providing for one year and one month of imprisonment. If so, they will be released from prison on November 4

The terms of a plea agreement between the Prosecutor’s Office and Murtaz Zodelava and Lasha Beridze, who were convicted in the October 4 case, are still in the process of being finalized, although InterpressNews has learned certain details.

In particular, according to the agency, the agreement under discussion would provide for a real prison sentence of one year and one month for each of them.

If the final agreement is approved under these terms, the convicted individuals will leave the penitentiary facility on November 4.

For reference, according to the verdict of the Tbilisi City Court, Lasha Beridze and Murtaz Zodelava, identified as organizers of the events of October 4, 2025, were each sentenced to seven years in prison.

Murtaz Zodelava was charged under Article 19-222(2)(a) of the Criminal Code of Georgia, which concerns an attempt, committed by a group, to seize or block strategic and specially important facilities. He was also charged under Article 225(1) of the Criminal Code, concerning the organization and leadership of group violence. In addition, he was charged under Article 317 of the Criminal Code, which concerns calls for the forcible alteration of Georgia’s constitutional order and the overthrow of state authority and carries a sentence of up to nine years’ imprisonment.

Lasha Beridze was charged under Article 19-222(2)(a) of the Criminal Code of Georgia, concerning an attempt, committed by a group, to seize or block strategic and specially important facilities. He was also charged under Article 225(1) of the Criminal Code, concerning the organization and leadership of group violence.