Authorized the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation for human rights Konstantin Dolgov called deeply symbolic of the possible appointment of the accused in criminal acts against the people of Georgia's former President Mikheil Saakashvili Governor of Odessa region.
"Saakashvili, accused of many crimes against the Georgian people, appointed Governor of Odessa, where the neo-Nazis with impunity burned people. Instead of moving toward national reconciliation Kiev authorities continue to spawn antiprivacy lawlessness and deepen the gap between millions of Residents, " wrote Debts in their own Twitter account on Twitter.
"Deep symbolism" of democracy in Kiev, still with modest benevolence observed the West, " he said. For its part 1st Deputy head of the faction "United Russia" in the state Duma Franz Klintsevich believes that " the appointment of Mikhail Saakashvili, the Governor of the Odessa region, if any, will be held, cannot be regarded in any way as anything but a sophisticated mockery over a large part of the region's residents, over those of Odessa, on may 2 last year came out to protest on the Maidan square." I'm not talking about full, a glaring mismatch of mentalities", he added, reports the news Agency." A man with a dark past, which has stamped enough pretty in their own country, and the legendary Odessa is a real parallel lines that Never intersect. Never " - drew the attention of the Klintsevich. Remember, on the last working day of the week the Minister of ecology and natural resources of Ukraine Igor Shevchenko, a source in the presidential administration of Ukraine told that Igor Mace, protege oligarch Igor Kolomoisky, at the head of the Odessa region took the decision to replace the ex-President of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili. Later these data confirmed the press Secretary of the head of the country Svyatoslav tsigalko and Advisor to the head of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine Anton Gerashchenko. Along with this official decree appointing Saakashvili to the post not yet available.

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