US accuses Georgian government of taking revenge on Saakashvili

Marie Harf, spokeswoman of the US State Department, said that the US was concerned over the summons for Georgian ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili to visit the Georgian Prosecutor General’s Office that was issued on Saturday, RIA Novosti reports.She believes that it may be a political revenge.Georgian Prime Minister Irakly Garibashvili visited Washington in February. The US urged Georgian leaders to focus on the economy, court reforms, progress in Euro-Atlantic integration.Saakashvili is to visit the Prosecutor General’s Office on March 27. A refusal to do so will mean that he will be put on the international wanted list.

Marie Harf, spokeswoman of the US State Department, said that the US was concerned over the summons for Georgian ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili to visit the Georgian Prosecutor General’s Office that was issued on Saturday, RIA Novosti reports.

She believes that it may be a political revenge.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakly Garibashvili visited Washington in February. The US urged Georgian leaders to focus on the economy, court reforms, progress in Euro-Atlantic integration.

Saakashvili is to visit the Prosecutor General’s Office on March 27. A refusal to do so will mean that he will be put on the international wanted list.