It took just two sentences, and I would like to ask the EU Ambassador - is it difficult? Is it difficult to state this simple truth that the Presidential Palace cannot be stormed? Why is it difficult for Mr. [Pawel] Herczynski to say this simple, few-word sentence? Such a statement made Speaker of the Georgian Parliament.

“It took just two sentences, and I want to ask the EU Ambassador - is it difficult? Is it difficult to say this simple truth that the presidential palace cannot be stormed?

Why is it difficult for Mr. Herczynski to say this simple, few-word sentence?

Why is it difficult for Mr. Herczynski and his leadership in Brussels to say the second simple sentence, that withdrawing parliamentary mandates and leaving Parliament is not democracy? Why is it difficult for them? Do you know why? Because in reality they have no difficulty. They do this intentionally, in order not to lose the legitimacy they have given to radicalism, because today radicalism is fully legitimized from the outside.

Today we actually have not a radical opposition, but a radical Brussels, which is trying to implement violent scenarios in Georgia, to change the government from the outside”, - said Shalva Papuashvili.