EU members' concern about Saakashvili's health is based on fake information

Mamuka Mdinaradze, an MP from Georgian Dream, says that Georgian legislation does not provide for transferring a convict abroad. According to him, the third president is just lying and if someone really wants to help him, he should urge him to eat more food.

"You know what the main point is? It's all a fake, it's a continuation of the fake PR trend, Saakashvili is just lying, and if someone really wants to take care of his health, he should convince him to have more, double calories". He has the ability to do it, it is confirmed by the medical opinion and he has just to eat, do not risk his health, do not harm himself and he will be fine," - said Mdinaradze.

According to him, the concerns of EU member states and the demarche they presented to the justice minister yesterday are based on a "'fake".

"The demarche is a form of protest, an expression of position, and in that form it was recorded that they are concerned about Saakashvili's condition, to me it means that representatives of EU countries expressed their concern about Saakashvili's health condition, which in fact is based on fake, and his real hunger, that is partial hunger," he said.

Mdinaradze. He again says that Mikheil Saakashvili is engaged in self-harming and if he continues doing this the responsibility will be on him. As a reminder, yesterday, on February 27, the European Union representative in Georgia, Pawel Herczynski and the Ambassador of Sweden, Ulrik Tideström, handed over an official note of protest to the Minister of Justice of Georgia. The statement was signed by 27 EU countries. EU member states express concern over the condition of the former president.