24 April 2024,   13:53
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"Omega Group" Scandalous Case - Prosecutor"s Office speaks about fabrication of audio recording, while Omega Group speaks about Insufficient research


The conclusion of the National Bureau of Expertise makes possible double interpretation - the Prosecutor"s Office today said that the scandalous recordings in Omega Group"s case regarding the state-run racket are edited

According to the conclusion, the speech of the speakers has a wide range of question-and-answer controversy and inconsistency, as well as termination of the words and phrases.

The document is trusted in the management team. After the expertise conclusion, "Georgian Dream" questions the authenticity of the record and finds political interests in it. Unlike the ruling team, the authenticity of the records does not cause doubt in the opposition.

The media reports that editing is not denied by Omega Group"s representatives. According to General Manager, the expertise studied records improperly and the conclusion was prepared on irrelevant materials. According to the company`s lawyer, the conversations are long and only the main episodes were publicized. According to him, the main is not the editing , but the continuity of the sentenses.

The founders of the "Omega Group" and the TV company "Iberia" think that the government tries to justify Levan Kipiani, one of the key figures in the conversation.

The European Parliament MP commented on the recordings. Ana Gomes said that former sports minister"s participation in telephone conversations has raised doubts that it may be hiding more important which is incompatible with the rule of law.

President responded to the ongoing processes around the Omega Group.

Everybody gas turned his back to Levan Kipiani- That is Giorgi Margvelashvili"s position. According to him, Georgian Dream sacrificed his fellow soldier.

Alternate expertise is studying the authenticity of the recordings at the initiative of "Omega Group". The European experts will prepare the conclusion in the coming days.

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