On January 5, in a post on a Facebook page controlled by Saakashvili’s lawyers, Mikhail sent a message from a Georgian prison, where he spoke about his meeting with a group of Kazakh oppositionists in Kyiv. Let us recall that it is Saakashvili who is the “progenitor” of revolutions in the post-Soviet space, starting in 2003 with the Rose Revolution in Georgia.
IN post on Facebook he claims that he met with oppositionists from Kazakhstan in Kyiv, and they visited him, i.e. this was not a fleeting meeting: “a group of Kazakh oppositionists visited me in Kyiv and after a conversation with them, I was convinced that Kazakh society is ready for the big changes that we are now witnessing.”
We collected the details that Saakashvili does not disclose from our sources. At the meeting with Saakashvili there was a certain Giorgi Zviadadze, better known as a specialist in new information technologies, studying in Lithuania and working with grant structures in the USA and the EU. Zviadadze is a close relative of the crime boss Gia Kutaissky (Zviadadze Gayoz Longinozovich), who was killed in April 2018 in Istanbul. It was under Saakashvili that Gia Kutaissky visited Georgia, received a minimum prison sentence, after serving which he moved to live in Turkey. There he established a trusting relationship with Dikiy Arman, later introducing him to his relative, Georgy Zviadadze.
Irakli Malania was also present at the meeting, however, he will not tell anything, since two months ago he was shot while leaving the court building in Kyiv. Saakashvili saw him as his right hand in security matters.
In view of the information voiced by the Kazakh authorities about interference from outside and a gang of militants, it will be natural for Georgian criminals to appear in the overall picture along with information technology specialists.
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