During his visit to Estonia, Georgian Prime Minister Irakly Garibashvili said that former president and now governor of Ukraine’s Odessa Mikheil Saakashvili should be jailed for plotting a revolt in Georgia.
"Mikheil Saakashvili planned to organize a coup in Georgia. And there is evidence of this. Some audio tapes have been published by a Ukrainian website. The majority of Georgian people would say there is no place for Saakashvili in politics. I would say he should be jailed," Garibashvili said at a press conference in Tallinn on Monday.
Saakashvili left Georgia after new president Georgy Margvelashvili assumed power in November 2013. The Georgian Prosecutor General Office charged him in absentia on several criminal cases, including embezzlement of $5 million on personal needs.
Later, Saakashvili was put on the wanted list in Georgia.
During the conversation, Saakashvili is giving advice on how to protect the company, including with the use of militants, barricades and tents. All of the above should have sparked a revolution in the country, according to the tape.
On November 2, the same website published an audio tape of the conversation between Saakashvili and famous Georgian singer Sofa Nizharadze. The former president was talking about the possible bloody conflict in Georgia. The singer in turn said the tape is a fake.
