28 Feb 2026
Georgia recalls ambassador to Ukraine for consultations after Saakashvili appointment
Georgia on Friday recalled its ambassador to Ukraine for consultations after Georgia’s former president Mikheil Saakashvili was appointed as a chairman of the Ukrainian Executive Reform Committee, the foreign minister said, according to Reuters.
“Georgia’s strategic partner’s decision to appoint a person, who is convicted by Georgian courts and prosecuted, raises questions,” David Zalkaliani told reporters.
He said that the decision did not mean breaking diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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