The Georgian Prosecutor General’s Office revealed that former President Mikheil Saakashvili was involved in the conspiracy case against opposition United National Movement Party MP Givi Targamadze in 2016.
About this Oku.Az Reports with reference to TASS.
According to information, in September law enforcement officers detained David Khechuashvili, convicted in absentia and wanted for organizing the conspiracy against Targamadze in 2016. On September 19, Khechuashvili illegally crossed the border between Georgia and Turkey and was detained by border guards.
According to information provided by the Georgian Prosecutor’s Office at the briefing, the prisoner said in his statement that in 2016 he met someone named Shota Chichiashvili and Chichiashvili gave him instructions from Saakashvili, who at that time lived in Ukraine.
“During the meeting, Shota Chichiashvili told the prisoner that he recently met in Ukraine with the former president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, together with the former deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Gia Lortkipanidze. Saakashvili said at the meeting that he does not trust the member of his party Givi. Targamadze, according to his information, “Targamadze cooperated with the then Georgian government before the 2016 parliamentary elections. As a result, Saakashvili entrusted Chichiashvili with the monitoring and monitoring of Givi Targamadze,” the prosecutor’s office said in a statement. .
