"Nafuantasized something": Danilov responded to the President of Georgia to the idea of freeing her land from the Russian Federation
In his turn, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Alexei Danilov rejected the idea of the Georgian leadership and reproached him with a bullying politician, a citizen of Ukraine Mikhail Saakashvili. Thus, the Ukrainian official responded to Zurabishvili's statement on the air of the telecast on February 1. Thus, according to the President of Georgia, Russia should abandon the almost 15-year occupation of the territory of its country (South Ossetia and Abkhazia-Ed.
) Within a possible peace agreement between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. "Russia has to find out where its borders pass. NSDC Secretary Danilov, commenting on this statement, expressed his indignation with the idea of Zurabishvili. "The world is pretty strange . . .
Today I heard a statement by the President of Georgia, who believes that we, when we sign up with Russia with some peaceful arrangements, well there is something there to naphiantas there, that we should include part of Georgia there, which the Russian Federation occupied in 2008. But when I was In early March, he spoke to the Georgians that let's help and we will work together, then Georgia then denied the same people and made a remark that I was climbing in their affairs, "Danilov said.
The representative of the Ukrainian authorities stated that the Georgian authorities seeking to "click on our victory", however, according to him, in order to do so, "first we need to be humanly treat our citizens. " Danilov said that Mikhail Saakashvili, a citizen of Ukraine, was in mind. The NSDC Secretary stressed that Georgia should stop keeping Saakashvili in bad conditions and release him to Kiev. "Such statements (Zurabishvili) are unfounded. I do not know in what world they live.
On the one hand, they want us to return the land to our blood and, on the other, mocking our citizens. Inadmissible things," Danilov summarized. It should be noted that Georgia, according to the Constitution, is a parliamentary republic, and its president performs mainly representative and ceremonial functions, while real powers are in the hands of the head of government.
Last April, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said that Georgia was abandoned by anti-Russian sanctions because this is contrary to her interests. Earlier, we wrote about how a temporary attorney in Georgia, Andrey Kasyanov stated that the Ukrainian side invited Tbilisi Zachi -aircraft missile complexes "Beech", which were provided during the war with the Russian Federation in 2008. However, Georgia categorically refused to provide military assistance to Kiev.