The MP, Beka Natsvlishvili held the briefing regarding the statement made by the Company Frontera and the US Congressman Markwayne Mullin and stated that the compadoric politician like Mullin shall not be authorized to make such statements towards the Georgian state.

He also criticized the Georgian politicians who made excited responses to the statement of Mullin and noted that there is no place for such politicians in Georgian politics.

“The yesterday’s statements by Georgian politicians regarding the letter by Congressman Mullin have revealed the provincial nature of Georgian political class. Any politician expressing joy to this letter is the politician of a colonial mind as no matter to whom you obey – America or Russia – you still are obedient and there is no place for such politicians in politics in general”, - he noted.

The activity of the Company Frontera in Georgia also goes beyond criticism as its employees cannot receive their salaries for 11 months already.

“In general, the compadoric politician like Mullin shall not be authorized to make such statements towards the Georgian state because anyone concerned about the situation in Frontera can arrive in Dedoplistskaro and find out that the employees of the company have not received their salaries for 11 months and anyone concerned about Frontera can overview its activity not only in Georgia but beyond Georgia and hence, detect inadequate reaction to the current processes. The employees of the company have no special equipment necessary for their work and have not received the salaries for 11 months, and a politician from America, no matter how motivated – bribed or unaware of the situation, affords to teach the Georgian state. The Congressman, with this statement, defends the “rights” of the company, which directly violates the human rights in Georgia and exploits Georgian citizens”, - B. Natsvlishvili stated.

He underlined that “any politician, expressing joy to the statement by Congressman Mullin is the person of ordinary colonial mind and mentality that shall not be admitted to the fate of our country”.