Elene Khoshtaria: Whether by cane or wheelchair, no matter how I might have to get around, we will defeat Ivanishvili’s regime - Today, I am in a much better state than those individuals dressed in judges' robes

Whether by cane or wheelchair—no matter how I might have to get around—we will defeat Bidzina Ivanishvili’s regime. Today, I am in a much better state than those individuals in the Constitutional Court—dressed in judges' robes—who know exactly what a terrible thing they are doing, yet do it anyway, - Elene Khoshtaria, leader of the "Droa" movement, says in a letter sent from prison.

Khoshtaria notes that she has no complaints regarding the prison administration; they are doing everything possible for her health.

"Folks, I was so glad to catch a glimpse of you—even if only through a peephole—and to be able to express my emotions, at least with a wave of my hand. First of all, I want you to know that I only use a wheelchair for long distances. Most of the time, I get around with a cane, and on rare occasions, I can even walk without one. Doctors Maka Ioseliani and Ani Kavtaradze are doing everything they can, and I am feeling better; so, rest assured, I will definitely be just fine. In short—whether with a cane, a wheelchair, or however else I might have to move about—we will defeat Bidzina Ivanishvili’s regime. I am deeply convinced of this.

I also feel, quite clearly, that I am in a much better state today than those individuals in the Constitutional Court—clad in judges' robes—who know full well the horrors they are perpetrating, yet continue to do so. I am in a better state than those servants of the regime—whether by compulsion or by choice—who carry out such terrible acts. I am in a much better place, surrounded by love and truth. That is precisely why I feel truly spirited and strong.

I must state that I have no complaints regarding the prison administration; they are doing everything possible for my health. As for "Georgian Dream"—they will certainly be held accountable, both for the harm caused to my health and for the damage inflicted upon the health of every single citizen of Georgia. I will not rest for a single moment until full responsibility is imposed upon them. Countless people have suffered health damage—just as I have, or even worse—and have been torn away from their families. Therefore, this will certainly not be forgotten! They will pay a political price; as for any personal sympathy—I have none whatsoever for them.

All the way!

P.S. I have one request: it is extremely difficult to be in a cell without access to the "Formula" broadcast. I cannot even begin to explain what a significant loss this is. I therefore urge everyone to provide whatever financial support you can. It is vital that prisoners—and others—have access to "Formula."

#GE32TB7843845067800005,” writes Khoshtaria.