Saakashvili stressed that a precedent of changing the power through elections has been created in Georgia.
"As a result, Georgia will be more democratic when the power is replaced twice by peaceful means," he said.
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Georgian ex-president does not intend to hold new revolution
18 February 2015
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Georgian ex-President, Advisor to the President of Ukraine - Mikheil Saakashvili does not intend to hold another revolution in Georgia.
“If I had wanted to carry out a coup, then I would not have missed the power in 2012,” Saakashvili said in an interview with Rustavi 2 TV company.
Saakashvili stressed that a precedent of changing the power through elections has been created in Georgia.
"As a result, Georgia will be more democratic when the power is replaced twice by peaceful means," he said.
Saakashvili stressed that a precedent of changing the power through elections has been created in Georgia.
"As a result, Georgia will be more democratic when the power is replaced twice by peaceful means," he said.
