Georgia summons Ukrainian ambassador over Saakashvili's statement
Region
- 11 June, 2020
- 14:13
The Foreign Ministry of Georgia has summoned the Ukrainian ambassador Igor Dolgov due to the statement of former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili.
The Ukrainian ambassador's call is tied with Saakashvili's recent statement about the parliamentary elections in Georgia, said Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani.
According to him, Saakashvili's announcement is a direct interference in the internal affairs of Georgia.
On June 10, Saakashvili wrote on Facebook: "I am not going to stand to see the destruction of Georgia. I will be at the front line of the struggle".
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