Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze called the anti-Georgian resolutions adopted by the European Parliament uninteresting, and the situation in the structure is tragic.
"The European Parliament's resolutions are absolutely uninteresting. If something is like a Soviet Institute, then, unfortunately, it is the European Parliament, which is no different from the Supreme Soviet Council of the USSR.
I remember their pathos in the 80's, the content of the discussion, the level of injustice, unfortunately, today's European Parliament is no different from all this. I hope that the process of recovery and change will first of all affect the European Parliament. This is very sad and worrying, the situation we see in the European Parliament is tragic, "the Prime Minister told reporters.
The European Parliament has repeatedly expressed concern over the actions of the Georgian Dream, adopting a number of resolutions, which criticize the country's deviation from democratic norms and the European path.
