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Georgia's newly elected president, Salome Zurabishvili, doubts that former Georgian leader Mikheil Saakashvili will become the country's citizenship.
"I doubt that it is first necessary to deal with the criminal cases directed against him, and that it is not a matter of citizenship, first, the issue of the administration of justice, "she said during an interview with the Russian service of the BBC.
Zurabishvili pointed out that the statements of the former Georgian president, in which he had called the police and the army to support the people, were problematic. on protest rallies
"He lost contact with this country.It is today a stranger who calls to destabilize the situation in the country," summed up the political leader.
The Tbilisi court found Saakashvili guilty of the case in 2005 and sentenced the ex-president the president to six years in prison, and also denied him the right to do so. perform his duties for 2 years and 3 months. Saakashvili is accused of having exceeded his official authority by using violence and intentionally attacking the health of the Georgian deputy
Saakashvili himself declared that he wished to restore his Georgian citizenship lost by the through a court and that he would not ask for forgiveness.
Reminder for The independent candidate Zurabishvili, backed by the ruling party, the Georgian dream, was the result of the count of 100% of votes in the second round of the presidential election in Georgia. 59.52% of voters voted for. United Opposition candidate Grigol Vashadze received 40.48% of the vote.
Vashadze has already stated that he does not recognize the results of the vote
Saakashvili after the announcement of the results Elections were held for actions of protest
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