Georgia’s former president Saakashvili turns down invitation to be Ukraine’s deputy PM

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Baku. 1 December. REPORT.AZ/ Georgia’s former President Mikheil Saakashvili has turned down an invitation to take the position of Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister, the Tbilisi-based TV company Rustavi-2 said on Monday.

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