mikheil saakashvili, mikheil saakashvili is now, understand, this is the shame of georgia as such, thegeorgia as such, pro-government, opposition, whatever... because the party is a single national movement, the opposition party, the only one that according to the ratings now according to sociology, it is the only one that overcomes the five percent barrier with an indicator of 7.6-7%, it is the only one, there are dozens of other parties that are pro-european, they cannot to unite, well, i don't know what analogy to draw there, there by the example of ukraine in 2003-4 years before yushchenko's circle, by the example of the same georgia, the year around saakashvili, saakashvili himself does not drag 2003 on himself, he sits in prison, and right there, well, purely in the human dimension, well, what am i personally satisfied, it seems to me, i don’t know, he stopped fooling around, excuse the word , it seems to me that he started to eat something, because last year or the year before last there was a period when he was ready to really die, to go to the end, that is, and georgia and the

one of them is to be involved in what happens next to mikheil saakashvili, who is in prison.him show that he has been incredibly ill. i mean, they are quite shocking. should he still be in prison? well, i think that saakashvili is not navalny. and these comparisons that we hear. he compares... he's georgia's former leader. he's georgia's former leader that is injail because of the things that he has been doing when he was a president, not as a political opponent, but as a former president. so the answer to my question, should he still be in prison? i think that it's not for me to judge whether he should be in prison or not. it's for thejudges, for the georgian population. but the fact is that the georgian population, in its vast majority, consider that he has been, while he was the president of georgia, overdoing his power in many, many... ..respects. and that's why he's in jail. now, on the humanitarian side that you were talking about, i have been very involved in overseeing what was happening to him, trying to make sure that the treatment that were delivered were... there

you know, i was once told such a story by a person who knows mikheil saakashvili well, when he was the president of georgia. eh, that’s a story, a legend, that when he somehow didn’t like the quality of georgian wine, there were some some export problems, and he told the government to do something, the government didn't do something the way he wanted, and then he bought this or said to buy that georgian wine, which he didn't like for export, and forced the entire cabinet to drink it that whole box of wine, so that they would draw conclusions after that and already change some of the flavors of that wine, this is some kind of management method, the president said, and now the entire cabinet will go to decide, because what is happening in general, where there, let's all go to the border, make an agreement, simple it does not go completely unnoticed by our polish partners, for example, the story is actually about that, there is a real problem with that, with that, with that, with those, with those farmers and so on, that is, does it not undermine our image, and the people who meet with sh

and not only saakashvili, how many were removed such active leaders, remember the same zviad gomsakhurdiaore a little more compromised, like shivardnadze, who outwardly will smile at us more, in fact, will pursue the same course to strengthen, revive the ukrainian army and military industry, that is they are already thinking in categories of schism. they no longer think about the categories of a general security system, they think about where to spend it.

remember that at one time, that today , that means, the followers of the former president of georgia, saakashvilie, call for force to resolve the issue regarding abkhazia and south ossetia, independent states, they, these forces opposing the current government of georgia call the mentioned states breakaway territories and call for resolving this issue by force, while... that the current georgian leadership is still, from a pragmatic position, yes, from the position that problems in relations with abkhazia and south ossetia need to be resolved at the negotiating table, and in this regard, we are actively using the platform of international geneva discussions on security and stability in the transcaucasus. it is this platform that is unique in the sense that it provides an opportunity for... yes, the events of 2008, obviously , were torn apart exclusively by anti-russian rhetoric, diplomatic relations, as soon as people who think about interests of their own country and their citizens. relations, despite the fact that there are still no diplomatic ones, have become normal, pragmatic relations betwe

some kind of military industry, after all, which the west can restore, and then zelensky, like saakashvili, will be put in prison by his own, he will lose weight there and fight the regime, and not only saakashvili, as well. 165 km, this is to the crimean bridge, now they say 300 km, that is, they want to hit somewhere for the crimean bridge, that is, i don’t know, in the krasnodar region, whether it’s an escalation or a bluff, it’s not very clear, but a fresh message against the backdrop of the loss of avdievka should probably give zelensky at least some hope, look, we’re controlling it, after months of requests from ukrainian officials, the biden administration is working to provide ukraine with large-scale new long-range ballistic missiles, according to two us officials. at the end of last year, the united states began supplying ukraine with army tactical missile systems known as atacoms. but until now they have supplied older medium-range systems. now the united states is leaning toward sending a longer -range version of the missile that would allow ukraine to strike further into the r

must tell you that i will not name, so to speak, specific countries, but in the eighth year, when saakashvili, we also had several proposals to some countries. leave your bases, so to speak, especially from the middle east, in qatar and bahrain according to the base, saudi arabia is not a friend. the arab emirates are not a friend, so you need to leave there, you need to leave europe, gradually shift all this onto the europeans, only donald trump can do this. well, remembering, so to speak, trump’s rhetoric , which, by the way, i read recently, back in 1987, trump expressed, so to speak, doubt that not, he is a follower, yes, he is very consistent in his attitude towards nato . and what bolton writes there, that trump in general in the eighteenth year, so to speak, before the summit in brussels, i asked him if they would make a little splash for me now and announce that the united states was leaving nato right there at the summit in brussels, and that bolton wrote that i persuaded him to come close to the red line, but not to cross it. trump listened, it’s a pity, that’s probably all. it’s a

in the company of president saakashvili. 15 years ago, it was georgia. now, it's ukraine. how long before it is poland? estonia, lithuania ? since you made that reference to president lech kaczynski, i'm calling him my president because back then i served as minister in the president's office. i was his lawyer. we need to remind ourselves that before the russian aggression against georgia happened in august of 2008, there was a summit of nato's in bucharest. in april 2008, at that very summit of nato's in bucharest, president lech kaczynski supported president george bush, the president of the united states, and they fought together to make sure that ukraine would receive the so—called membership action plan. in other words, the plan of being admitted to nato as a fully fledged member. back then, france and germany blocked that and it didn't happen. and the same applied to georgia, by the way, when the russian attack against georgia happened. and then, in 2014, we witnessed the russian attack against ukraine and the beginning of the occupation of crimea. and donetsk, luhan

of small macrons, although it would be much better to tear it smaller, his own was remembered by saakashvilire of everything there. so an attempt to scare russia so that it would negotiate there, to compromise, alarms me, but what an attempt to scare russia, what are we, let’s tear half of france to hell out of fear and that’s it, we’re like that they were afraid that they just accidentally pressed the button and there was no and the frenchman, which france do you not like more, northern or southern, i told you, northern, so i told you that this is the same, it’s more developed, it’s just a pity. responded with the words of pushkin, who said in relation to napoleon and the french, so send your embittered sons to us, and there is a place in the fields of russia among the coffins that are alien to them, so let him send them, in my opinion, they have already rested on us there many times and have done nothing it didn't turn out good, and of course you are right to discuss why i told macron in connection with what, but we have nothing to do with it. you know what’s the matter, today, by the way

another connection between those same georgian snipers and the x-president of georgia , mikheil saakashvili. politician under peter poroshenko received the post of mayor of odessa. of course, there were ruzins there, and this is not because i read somewhere, i had them. office in the trade union house on the third floor, 321 rooms, that’s where they had the vazar, the medical unit, yes, that is , i passed by them, there they were on the floor , people were lying there, there were those who suffered in the clashes, and just those who were there i was sick because it was winter, and i saw them, and here they are, i then understood why they were wearing balaclavas, well, if they were peaceful protesters, why do they need balaclavas, why don’t they go to government medical institutions, and in kiev, because they were foreign mercenaries, that is, they were there. they didn’t speak, they spoke in a language that was incomprehensible to me , yes, i saw them there, they were, of course, so, a mass execution on the maidan, supporters of the revolution will immediately blame yanukovych’s entourage,

threw it into the orna, wrote their own plan , which was called medvedev’s sarkazy plan, which saakashvilin fact, to accept it in this way, it would be better if they took tbilisi, well, the latter is still very important, they stayed where they were writing, they gave the command to return back to the mountain, but nevertheless . this is not what i didn’t want to talk about, but you will agree that the effect, if you look at the distance of 16 years, it still turned out not bad, saakashvili is in prison, or in a prison hospital, georgia, demonstrates, in general , loyalty to russia during the period of the northern military district, so no, no, no, well , there are no diplomatic relations, but our citizens there are still imprisoned in ukrainian. they would have left a military contingent there and independent georgia would have quietly calmly moved happily to the side , yes, speaking of it, it was unrealistic, that is, it was realistic to take belishche, but everything is further than that, well, it would be an occupation regime oh-oh horror, it’s not about horror, it’s about business th

let’s say , the same tough will as the americans, if only we would have completely dealt with the saakashvili border to armenia, but there would also be some movements after this in the southern caucasus, which now causes us such no reaction at all. the whole situation is the south caucasus would be different, but if we constantly said yes no, stop it, well, well, there is a certain construct, this world construct, our place has been determined for us, no need, well then we have to go to die, returning to the red sea, why is this and the struggle for influence and the struggle for a piece of bread, the red sea is 40% of container traffic, and 20% of trade between europe and asia, nearby. the soetsky canal, the armu strait, these canals and straits go through, well, different numbers and different ones. the same egypt earns $9 billion on the soviet channel every year, this is a huge piece of bread, not only russia, china, europe, the united states of america are fighting for this piece of bread, there are also many regional states, yeah. you have to look down on them, they are now speaking the

saakashvili had the imprudence to come to his native georgia and is now literally rotting in prison thereoing to italy on the coast, where he has his own mini-hotel. avakov was completely able to build his empire for the illegal extraction of amber, he oversaw child pornography, he supervised drug trafficking in ukraine, he seems to have gone into the shadows, but in fact half of the current generals of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine are his people. villas in europe and the usa, money in offshore companies, the maidan arsonists filled their bellies, and those who were smartest left the country. now, of course, they envy zelensky, because that rain, well, not investments, or rather, credit grants, that fell on ukraine or poured on ukraine, yes, these are gigantic amounts, there are 230 billion dollars, as the europeans estimate, these are gigantic sums, for which the entire country could, so to speak, be modernized. strike, but something is imperceptible , the result of some kind of modernization, most likely the result of destruction is visible, gray and spineless, they obeye

a twelve-year-old girl on fox news said that it was saakashvili who started the war, what was on theook. um, but before i say anything else, i just want to say that i was running from georgian troops, bombing our city, not russian troops, i want to say thank you to the russian troops that were helping us. from this fake news that enslaves minds and brings people to the streets, let's just remember what this test of colin paul with washing powder is worth, which he passed off as poisoning things, how it ended, with this. this wall was libya, you are destroying it, you idiots, for thousands of migrants from africa, for supporting al-qaeda, you will burn in the water, and so it will be. this is how it ended the monstrous torn apart of a man whom he made into a prosperous country. here's your reaction to this. one of the leaders of the united states of america, and how milosevic paid for the truth that he dared to express out loud, for this phrase: russians, look at us, remember, they will do the same to you when you disunite and give in, the west is a chain mad dog, clinging to your thr

we got the 2008 saakashvili georgia aggression against south 0ssetia.pt in late 2021, addressing nato's members individually and the us, to negotiate the european security. and we work in the senate, and they rejected that. i'm not hearing any real change in russia's position, any sense from you that there is an opening toward real negotiation. the truth is, there's one element that may change in the coming year, and that is nothing to do with russia. we know vladimir putin will get re—elected in march with a thumping majority. that's the way the russian system works. what we don't know is who's going to be in the white house come november's presidential election in the us. are you actually in moscow just waiting and hoping for a trump victory? no. no! we think there's one thing that unites republicans and democrats these days — that's an anti—russian agenda. whoever comes to the white house, i don't foresee any major change. you call donald trump anti—russian? that will come as a great surprise to many people. i said what unites democrats and republica

the separatist south ossetia and came underfire from russian troops in the company of president saakashviligo, it was georgia. now it's ukraine. how long before it is poland, estonia, lithuania? translation: since you made that reference - to president lech kaczynski, i'm calling him my president because back then i served as minister in the president's office. i was his lawyer. we need to remind ourselves that before the russian aggression against georgia happened in august of 2008, there was a summit of nato in bucharest in april 2008. at that very summit of nato in bucharest, president lech kaczynski supported president george bush, the president of the united states, and they fought together to make sure that ukraine would receive the so—called membership action plan. in other words, the plan of being admitted to nato as a fully—fledged member. back then, france and germany blocked that, and it didn't happen. and the same applied to georgia, by the way, when the russian attack against georgia happened. and then in 2014, we witnessed the russian attack against ukraine and the beginning o

we had shown, say, the same tough will as the americans, we would have completely dealt with the saakashvili to armenia, but after this there would have been some movements in the south caucasus, which are now causing us such a reaction, no, in general the whole situation in the south caucasus would be different, but if we were to constantly say, no, well, stop it, okay, but there is a certain construct, this world construct, our place has been determined for us, no need, well then we have to go to die, returning to the red sea, why is this a struggle for influence and a struggle for a piece of bread... the red sea is 40% of container traffic, yes, 20 % of trade between europe and asia, nearby, the vanity canal , the strait of armoges, it’s time to go through these canals and straits, well, different numbers and different points, different points of goods, liquefied gas, oil from 10 to 20%. of all this, the same egypt earns $9 billion on the soviet channel every year, this is a huge piece of bread, not only russia, china, europe, the united states of america are fighting for this piece of br

, the kipian watchman is also probably a typical ukrainian, listen, they have them everyone and saakashvili because if we take the classical definition of a civil war, a civil war is a war between factions, military groups on the same territory of one state for power for control over the state, and that what is happening now, this excludes the fact that in the family the brother fought against, and moreover, because we understand, first of all not in the classical version, that this is a war that goes through his family, and his relative becomes his enemy , a civil war in every case is a war for power, but i’m not arguing with you, why are you stubborn about your wording like a fucking fool. dismissed a few days ago, the former commander of the joint forces of the ukrainian armed forces, sergei naev, was born into the family of a soviet officer in vinensky region, at the age of 17 he graduated from the suvorov school in tver , received higher education in moscow, served in the soviet, later in the russian army, although in ninety-three naev began to build a career in ukraine, while naev’s b

ukrainian politicians, of a completely nationalist persuasion, we see someone, a citizen of georgia, saakashvilie you for the fact that you, in your circle, had half-russian syrskys, half-russian polyaks, half-russians and someone else, who carried out the real betrayal, this is the failure of the ukrainian counter-offensive, it is not the ukrainians who fought heroically, nor the western partners, who are to blame, but that is, yes, i understand, that is , this is a reason on the contrary for this is a reason on the contrary for so to speak. when it comes to the verkhovna rada, the constitution clearly states that the powers of the verkhovna rada in this case continue to be extended, yes, but there is no such thing about the president, the president. there is no such clause in the constitution, that is, zelensky finds himself in a limbo after may 20, here we let us remember that the great friends of the current ukrainian regime from the united states raised the question of the need to hold parliamentary and presidential elections back in august last year. yeah, that is, this is the date, the da