Saakashvili has rejected the post of Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine
Past President of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili said that he was offered a high position in the government of Ukraine - Deputy Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. From the post of Vice-Premier Georgian politician refused to have the opportunity to pursue a career in the homeland.
After a coup in Ukraine higher positions become citizens of foreign countries. Significantly closer with the new government and President Mikheil Saakashvili, who at home is suspected of criminal offences, and is on the international wanted list.
The Georgian politician, who became simultaneously and Ukrainian, if you don't notice it and talks about plans for the return and even the continuation of political activity in the country. "Naturally, I'm going back to Georgia to help my people. My career belongs to my people", - quotes "Interfax" of Mikhail Saakashvili.
He said that the Ukrainian leadership has offered to take him the post of Deputy Prime Minister. "It would be a great honor for me. In this case I would have had to take Ukrainian citizenship and to renounce Georgian citizenship", - said the politician.
"But I didn't. Since I believe in my country, Georgia, has a great future. I will build this future with our people", - said Saakashvili.
Despite the fact that he not once spoke about his own desire to return to Georgia, stay from home policies for whatever reasons, prefer away. The fact is that to see Mikhail Saakashvili in the borders of the country would be happy and law enforcement officers.
So, the Georgian Prosecutor's office has repeatedly but unsuccessfully demanded from Ukraine to extradite Saakashvili. And after it became clear about the politician's visit to Baku, the relevant requirement was focused and to the Azerbaijani side.
Response the Georgian side has not received. With all this Campanula Prosecutor Irakli Shotadze noted that pending receipt of the official letter you cannot say that Azerbaijan refused to extradite Saakashvili in Georgia.
Russian News
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