Director General of Rustavi2 responds to the recordings released today by the Prosecutor"s Office, Nika Gvaramia calls the audio recording released by the agency "shameful" and states that he announced yesterday that it was planned to spread such a recording.

"The whole state apparatus was involved in systemic crimes and we have received one more systemic offense. First, we knew it and announced yesterday that this recording was beiing made in Gldani prison and we predicted the content of this record. Indeed, the record released today confirms that the recording has been staged and the Prosecutor"s Office of Georgia has once again got involved in a serious scandal and committed a crime together with the entire state system, "- Nika Gvaramia said.

According to Nika Gvaramia, the audio recording itself has a lot of questions, including the fact that the secret recording was carried out in the prison.

Nika Gvaramia speaks about certain inaccuracies in the audio recording released by the Prosecutor"s Office. According to Subeliani, he had information about the events going on in Rustaveli avenue, but Gvaramia said that on July 6, when the audio recordings spread by the Prosecutor"s Office was made date, there was nothing going on in Rustaveli Avenue.

Nika Gvaramia speaks about technical nuances and says that the current data indicates that "the text is read ".

According to Nika Gvaramia, Zaza Saralidze, the father of the teenager killed in Khorava Street, is "intimidated" in the audio recording.

The audio recording, according to the Prosecutor"s Office, is dated 6 July. According to the investigation, "the case may deal with the attempt of Mirza Subeliani, by threatening to disclose false allegations to influence the final outcome of his prosecution case."