Georgia’s ruling party Sec Gen calls BBC report “nonsense”, claims Georgia under attack

Kakha Kaladze, the Mayor of Tbilisi and Secretary General of the ruling Georgian Dream party, on Monday dismissed a report published by the BBC as “ordinary nonsense”, saying that if there is any possibility to spread dirt, “they will do everything”.

In his remarks, Kaladze noted that Georgia was currently under attack, and efforts were being made to circulate information filled with lies.

“This is ordinary nonsense. You can see how the attack on our country is unfolding - if there is any kind of dirt possible, they will do everything to spread it, to disseminate information that is entirely full of lies. I don’t even know if it’s worth giving a serious response to this kind of nonsense”, he concluded.

Earlier, BBC alleged that the Georgian Government had used wartime chemical weapons against protesters.