In Georgia, commented on the detention of Saakashvili

Ukraine must ensure the physical security of the ex-President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili.

This was stated by Secretary of national security Council of Georgia Mr. David Rakviashvili, reports “Interfax-Ukraine”.

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“The events in these minutes in Kiev are internal political processes in Ukraine that we can’t give comments with political content. At the same time, in the midst of these events is the former President of Georgia, and this adds a special burden to these events,” he said.

He also added that Georgia is interested in the physical security Saakashvili.

“I hope that the physical security of Saakashvili in this challenging environment will be provided,” added Rakviashvili.

Videogalereya Saakashvili in Kiev. Video with drone

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5 Dec, 12:51

Earlier, on 5 December morning colleagues, Saakashvili said that the apartment policy unknown knocked the door. Later it became known that eks-the head of Odessa region climbed onto the roof of the house, where she lives. There he was hiding from security forces.

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After that policy withdrew from the house and put him in a blue Volkswagen minibus, but his supporters blocked the vehicle and was not allowed to take out Saakashvili. Subsequently, they broke down the door and he got out of the car. With a column of supporters, he came to the Parliament.

In the SBU said that it had carried out the detention in the framework of criminal proceedings opened under part 1 of article 256 of the Criminal code of Ukraine (promotion of members of criminal organizations). The sanction of article provides imprisonment for the term from three to five years.

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