“October 4 is a natural deadline!” — wrote Levan Khabeishvili, chairman of the National Movement’s Political Council, in a social media post, urging Georgians to confront what he called Ivanishvili’s “Russian operation” disguised as elections with mass, united protest.
Khabeishvili called for hundreds of thousands to rally together, regardless of political affiliation, to restore order and lead the country toward development.
“Will it be difficult? Yes. Is victory possible? Absolutely,” he said, adding, “Let’s show both internal and external enemies that we haven’t stopped fighting — we are ready to win.”
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