In Georgia, they said the opposition in court is limited to political slogans, without providing arguments. The mayor of Tbilisi noted the lack of counterarguments to the "Georgian dream" questions and expressed hope that the process would improve the political environment. Majority leader Irakli Kirchalia accused the opposition of not recognizing the elections, damaging institutions and acting for the interests of foreign patrons. The Constitutional Court is considering the unconstitutionality claim of five opposition parties: "Unity - National Movement", "Coalition for Change - Gebremia, Malia, Jerchi, Darua", "Strong Georgia - for him, for the people, for freedom", "The Federalist Party" and "For Georgia".