"It was not a statement, it was a beginning of the fact-based investigation," the Speaker of the Parliament, Kakha Kuchava, assessed the publication of audio materials by the State Security Service, which was related to the investigation into the conspiracy to overthrow the state government.
According to Kuchava, the investigation should determine whether there are any signs of crime in the records.
"Let us wait for the results of the investigation and then make assessments. I do not make an assessment with a single statement, and by looking at the footage, whether there are any signs of a crime, this should be discussed by the investigation, and the investigation should show everyone all the facts and all the evidence. When the investigation is over, it will show who is guilty and whether there are signs of a crime," Kuchava said.
The State Security Service has released part of the audio evidence, which, according to them, was obtained on the basis of a court decision as part of the investigation into the conspiracy to overthrow the state government. According to the agency, the conversation is taking place in the Presidential Library. The record is 2 hours long and is attached to the criminal case, according to State Security Service, b. Tserediani, A. Milorava, and unidentified persons are on the record.
