Saakashvili plans to return to Georgia " free man "
The former head of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili said that he wants to return to the country of the " free man ".
Saakashvili left Georgia after the inauguration of the new President Giorgi Margvelashvili in November 2013. The chief Prosecutor's office of Georgia in absentia charged him in several criminal cases, as well as among them of embezzlement of about $ 5 million of state funds for personal needs. Later, Saakashvili was wanted in Georgia. On Wednesday, the Prosecutor General's office refused to extradite Saakashvili in Georgia, deciding that he was haunted by " political reasons ".
"I travel all over the world, and it's not a problem. I will undoubtedly come to Georgia, where not so long ago was a record-breaking campaign for an unprecedented amount of output on the "Maidan" and I will go to Georgia as a free man, to finally liberate my country from the clutches of influence, " Saakashvili said on air of the TV channel ".
the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko 14 February signed an order appointing Saakashvili as his adviser, and the decree appointing him Chairman of the international Advisory Council of reforms under the President.
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