No one can allow and organize a revolution in Georgia with outside intervention, the government will not allow it.

Axar.az reports that Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze said these words in response to a journalist's question about the revolution calls of European parliamentarians.

"You remember that in 2012 revolutionary elections were held and the government was changed by the Georgian people. But, of course, there was no outside intervention here. That is, no one can authorize or organize a revolution. But, unfortunately, there are steps to be taken for this. One of the main purposes served by the law "On Foreign Agents", which we discussed, is to prevent such processes. This is insurance for the relevant forces", I. Kobakhidze said.