According to the Polish prime minister, the diplomatic department is now preparing an appeal, which the Georgian authorities “should take seriously” if they want to receive a positive response to their European integration aspirations.< /strong>
Poland is ready to accept former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili for treatment. Warsaw intends to send such a proposal to Tbilisi.
This was stated by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish edition of Onet reported.
“Poland initiated, and I spoke with many prime ministers on this topic, suggestions to the Georgian government that Mikheil Saakashvili, the former president of Georgia, could be treated in Poland. We are afraid that in Georgia he may face the worst,” the Polish prime minister said.
The Polish diplomatic department is preparing an appeal, which, according to Morawiecki, the Georgian authorities “should take seriously” if they want to receive a positive response to their European integration aspirations.
For what Saakashvili was convicted< /h2>
Recall that in 2018 in Georgia, a court found Saakashvili guilty in absentia of “abuse of power” and sentenced him to three years in prison. THEN, the court found the politician guilty of beating deputy Valery Gelashvili and sentenced him to 6 years in prison with deprivation of the right to hold certain positions for more than two years.
In October 2021, Saakashvili was detained immediately after his return to Georgia on the eve of local elections in this state. He considers himself a political prisoner and has repeatedly gone on hunger strike.
According to the examination, more than 20 diagnoses were found in Saakashvili, of which 10 major ones were “incompatible with the conclusion”, although he was almost healthy before his arrest.
< p>Toxicologist expert Dave Smith believes that Saakashvili could have been poisoned with heavy metals in a Georgian prison.
