Saakashvili: Georgia is not averse to accommodating US missile defense elements

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Saakashvili: Georgia is not averse to accommodating US missile defense elementsGeorgia could be a good alternative to Turkey, where the US is planning to deploy elements of a missile defense system, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili said in an interview with the Daily Beast network publication.

According to the newspaper, influential Republican senators John Kyle and Mark Kirk are seeking a cancellation by the Pentagon of the decision to deploy a missile defense radar in Turkey as part of an anti-missile shield being built in Europe. By agreeing to host the radar station, the Turkish authorities set a number of conditions, in particular, they demand that the Pentagon not share information from this radar with Israel. This categorically does not suit the American lawmakers, ITAR-TASS.
“We are ready to share information with all countries, including Israel,” Saakashvili stressed.

As Georgy Baramidze, the Minister of State for Integration into European and Euro-Atlantic Structures, who was recently in Washington, stated that there are no “specific proposals from the US administration on missile defense” for missile defense.

President Saakashvili also acknowledged that the Obama administration does not agree to sell him modern air defense and anti-tank weapons.
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  1. Motherland
    +2
    30 September 2011 11: 05
    "What an unexpected offer !!!" no one expected.
    1. +3
      30 September 2011 11: 50
      Did Misha ties end? There is nothing to eat?
      1. +2
        30 September 2011 12: 19
        He is now dressed in white so that when a tantrum suddenly sets in and urine hits him in the head with a fountain, he stupidly does not find it.
        1. Marat
          +2
          30 September 2011 23: 00
          Of course, the enemy must be laughed at - but not underestimated!

          Despite its "diminutiveness" Georgia poses real threats in the post-Soviet space

          First of all, this is an information war with Russia with the support of pendostan - and they will, whenever necessary, use Georgia for informational - propaganda pressure - such as "peace marches" and other provocations with the support of their media

          Communication with our common ally, Armenia, is very difficult (due to the lack of a border with Russia and any country of the CST)

          In the Caucasus, it’s already restless - and I don’t think that the Georgian special services are using or heating instability

          With any real (even regional conflict), this is a ready-made base for aviation and navy aggressors
          1. oper66
            +1
            30 September 2011 23: 10
            no marat, they are not opponents but nasty if you want to find the participation of the nat divisions in the Second World War in the Caucasus wah interesting
  2. +4
    30 September 2011 11: 16
    Such cretins as he only chiri in his ass can be placed and not elements of missile defense
    1. 0
      1 October 2011 07: 26
      I’m a plus, Misha, but only this scum is a chirium on the body of the Caucasus, which is not very camille. Chirii need to be cut out (especially such smelly ones), but suitable conditions are needed for this / Let's hope Mishiko provides them.
  3. -1
    30 September 2011 11: 22
    RZHUNIMAGU!
  4. ytqnhfk
    0
    30 September 2011 11: 26
    I think the amers will not do this because of mental instability mihoylo !!! And if arrogance over the edges they will do it !!
  5. Daniil
    0
    30 September 2011 11: 30
    This is not a very funny statement. Pendos probably already salivating from such an offer.
  6. Kochetkov.serzh
    0
    30 September 2011 11: 39
    by any means get to us ...
  7. BOSS
    +1
    30 September 2011 11: 45
    Pindos will not go for it, I’m sure simply.
  8. gans
    0
    30 September 2011 12: 07
    I think that another president will come and place, well, and then the war, otherwise why put
  9. Sergh
    +1
    30 September 2011 14: 07
    For Georgia, no one harnessed, it is dangerous, the exhaust is not the same.
  10. zczczc
    -1
    30 September 2011 14: 31
    Who would have doubted that they would not mind. Hmm, it was better before - he took and conquered a neighbor who was a prostitute, and now even after their attack it is "impossible".
  11. cattle
    +1
    30 September 2011 15: 04
    Mr. Saa ... oh, what kind of man ... by washing so hard he tries to get into NATO ... they don’t take it so ... you give Pindos radar, and there you look and take into the alliance ... Mishan is standing in the pose of a beaver spreading rolls and correcting, asking the Pindos if it’s convenient for them ... in each of his speeches it whines that the damned robbers of his socialist property .. these always drunken barbarians are sleeping and see how to attack the color and bastion of world democracy bully
  12. 0
    30 September 2011 15: 41
    It is very similar to an ill-mannered dog, such as a toy terrier (small but loud): no one asks her, offers nothing, but barks loudest and jumps the highest. "Me, me sausages !!!"

    Sense of missile defense there to put?
    Once again, Misha's roof will rip off, he will climb where it is not necessary, the Russians will "accidentally" bang on the radar ... Money down the drain. The meaning of building? And with the Turks, we seem to have no snacks.
    So everything is fine.

    And the states do not sell anything, as the text shows: DO NOT SELL. Everything is also clear, sale is when goods are paid for. And if for free - this is not a sale. This is "brotherly help". Apparently, the Georgians are no longer a brother to Pindos ...

    Where did the macaque-saaki money come from?
  13. mitrich
    0
    30 September 2011 15: 44
    Finally, about Georgia, otherwise I have chewed so many ties - "Sytoedov" is resting!
    1. oper66
      +1
      30 September 2011 23: 12
      yes uh zatroili odros with fag