The Georgian opposition’s fourth attempt to incite a revolution has failed, Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze said, APA reports citing TASS.
"In the past four years, we saw four attempted revolutions - the ‘natsmaidans’. This is a fact. The first attempt to carry out a ‘natsmaidan’ took place in 2022, when we were not granted [EU membership] candidate status. NGOs funded from abroad entered the political stage and demanded that the government resign, hoping to take power themselves. The second attempt took place in the spring of 2023, the third took place in the spring of 2024, and now we see the fourth failed attempt to carry out a ‘natsmaidan’," Kobakhidze said during a briefing.
He pointed out that all these attempted revolutions have run the opposition ragged.
"It is clear now that a lot of resources were depleted in these four years. Accordingly, the fourth wave of revolution was much weaker than it could be," Kobakhidze noted.
According to the prime minister, over the past two days of rallies near the parliament building, much fewer people showed up, including radicals.
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