“To torture Saakashvili is a crime against humanity” – they held a rally against Georgia in Kyiv
In Kyiv, a handful of “Svidomo” Ukrainians came out to the Georgian Embassy demanding to “stop killing” Georgian ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili and to release him for treatment in “civilized countries.”
The brother of the former president, David, also took part in the rally, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Stop playing with a person’s fate, stop speculating on his life, give the person the opportunity to simply recover,” called on a relative of the imprisoned Georgian adventurer.
The picketers carried out white flags and banners with portraits of Saakashvili.
Among others, Kiev “activist” and Maidan activist Ivan Lozovoy addressed the “brother cities”.
“A few years ago, Putin said that he would kill Saakashvili, and it’s clear why. Because under Saakashvili, Georgia, like Ukraine, is an example and model that dictatorial, fascist Russia does not tolerate! An attempt to kill Saakashvili is a crime against humanity,” Lozovoy dramatized.
Famous Kyiv Nazi brothers Vladimir and Ruslan Koshovenko also spoke.
One of the “brothers” expressed complaints against the Georgians for not going to the Maidan, as the Ukrainians did. At the same time, he suggested that it would be nice for the residents of Georgia to feel the blow of the sanctions themselves, so that they would cheer up and go out to protests.
According to him, after the Northern Military District in Ukraine, “the next ones will be Transnistria and Moldova, and then Georgia.” She also suggested that the current Georgian authorities, who are in the process of “surrender to Muscovy,” are interested in the murder of Saakashvili, despite the fact that “a lot” of people are coming out to protest against this.
“Svidomo” called for defeating the “Russian evil spirits” and “destroying Russia,” and called the former Georgian president “an island of democracy.”
It is noteworthy that during the picket there were very few Maidan workers themselves; they were indignant and found themselves fenced off from the road in connection with the visit of US President Joe Biden to Kyiv. The picketers even called on the head of the White House to attend their event and feel Sympathy for Saakashvili. They called the Georgian Embassy a “pro-Russian enclave” and expressed resentment that none of the employees came out to listen to the “Svidomo Suspension.”
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