"He admires Stalin": Saakashvili spoke about how he met with Putin
The Ukrainian media continue to publish "revelations" and conjectures of the ex-president of Georgia and the former head of the Odessa region, Mikhail Saakashvili. Some time ago, Saakashvili, reporting on the events of 2014, said that it was the United States that "urged Ukraine not to respond to Russia in Crimea." According to the ex-president of Georgia, the Americans warned Kiev against "Saakashvili's mistake." The ex-head of the Odessa Regional State Administration said that if Ukraine had decided to resist the Russian military in Crimea, then everything could have ended more sadly for her.
This time Saakashvili announced a detail that is "common for Putin and Stalin." According to the man who today heads the Ukrainian executive committee of the National Council for Reforms, "when he met with Vladimir Putin, he talked about his admiration for Joseph Stalin."
According to Saakashvili, in the biography of the Russian president "there is a connection with Stalin." From an interview with the ex-president of Georgia to one of the Ukrainian TV channels:
Saakashvili also said that the Russian president showed him Stalin's office.
Saakashvili:
It is not entirely clear for what purpose Saakashvili makes such statements for Ukrainian TV viewers. What's this? - an attempt to intimidate Ukraine with the name of Stalin? If so, then it looks frankly ridiculous.
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