The President of Georgia was summoned to the prosecutor's office due to allegations of election fraud
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has been summoned to the prosecutor's office after allegations of possible election fraud. The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation based on the CEC complaint and plans to question the president on Thursday.
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has been summoned for questioning by the prosecutor's office after her statements about possible election fraud. The Prosecutor's Office has initiated an investigation into the complaint of the Central Election Commission and will carry out all necessary investigative actions to verify the facts mentioned by the President, political parties and observers. In the last elections, the ruling Georgian Dream party received 53.93% of the vote, which the opposition refused to recognize, demanding a repeat vote. Zurabishvili supported the calls of the opposition, calling on the public to mass actions.
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