Saakashvili presents lawsuit to Ukraine’s Prosecutor’s Office over deportation of three Georgians from Ukraine

Former President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili has not contacted with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko since returning from Poland.

Mikheil Saakashvili himself reported on it near the building of Ukraine’s Prosecutor’s Office.

According to Saakashvili neither Poroshenko nor he himself has tried to communicate with each other.

Mikheil Saakashvili and MP Yuri Derevianenko presented a lawsuit to the Prosecutor’s Office over illegal detention and deportation of three Georgian citizens.

They are Saakashvili’s driver Mikheil Abzianidze, Ukraine’s National Guard Instructor Davit Makishvili and former head of Saakashvili’s security service Giorgi Rubashvili.

According to Kiyv Post, leader of the New Forces Movement Mikheil Saakashvili reported details on his Facebook page of the detention and deportation of his colleague David Makishvili to Georgia, the abduction of which was previously reported.

“My friend, a military man, a war hero in Donbas, David Makishvili, as well as my former security guard and a driver, were abducted on the street in violation of all laws and on the orders of Poroshenko. They were beaten and sent to Georgia on a special flight, by the National Guard airplane of Ukraine, escorted by special forces of the National Guard and with bags worn on their heads. The Interior Ministry and the Security Service of Ukraine refused to perform sheer lawlessness and carry out the operation, and the president gave illegal instructions to the head of the National Guard, who obeys him,” Saakashvili said.

On Oct. 21, Saakashvili twice told on Facebook about abduction during the day of his three Georgian friends – Giorgi Rubashvili, Mikheil Abzianidze and David Makishvili, - Ukrainian media say.