Saakashvili will allow the United States to attack Iran from the territory of Georgia

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

Georgian leader Mikheil Saakashvili on Monday, January 30, will meet with US President Barack Obama. Experts believe that the key topic of the talks between the heads of state will be the situation around Iran and Georgia’s readiness to render all possible assistance to the United States in case of escalation of the Iran-US conflict.

Political scientists expect that M. Saakashvili will take on a number of obligations, for example, he will promise that Georgia will provide its territory as a springboard for US troops if the US considers it necessary to attack Iran.
Obviously, M. Saakashvili will explain his readiness for such actions by his desire to protect the country from the “Russian military threat,” the Kommersant newspaper writes today. The information that Georgia may soon become the base for the US armed forces is confirmed by the amounts that Washington has spent in recent years on the reconstruction of military airfields in Vaziani and Marneuli and the port of Batumi.
"I do not exclude the possibility that in order to stay in power, Saakashvili will enter a military campaign against Iran. This could be a real disaster for our country. A war against Iran should not be waged from our territory," said Georgian ex-president Eduard Shevardnadze . However, conflict analyst Paata Zakareishvili believes that "Georgia will be more loyal to the United States compared with Turkey and other Iranian neighbors if the war starts."
Other experts believe that it seems impossible for Georgia to provide real assistance to the United States in the event of hostilities against Iran. "Of course, it is more convenient for Americans to bomb targets in northern Iran through the South Caucasus. But Georgia and Iran have no common border, and Armenia and Azerbaijan are unlikely to agree to fly over," said Irakli Aladashvili, editor-in-chief of the Arsenal military-analytical magazine.
According to him, the sky over the South Caucasus is completely controlled by the Russian air defense systems S-300 and Buk, deployed in Armenia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The expert believes that the Russian military will warn their Iranian colleagues about approaching US airplanes to Iranian airspace.

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[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

Georgian leader Mikheil Saakashvili on Monday, January 30, will meet with US President Barack Obama. Experts believe that the key topic of the talks between the heads of state will be the situation around Iran and Georgia’s readiness to render all possible assistance to the United States in case of escalation of the Iran-US conflict.

Political scientists expect that M. Saakashvili will take on a number of obligations, for example, he will promise that Georgia will provide its territory as a springboard for US troops if the US considers it necessary to attack Iran.
Obviously, M. Saakashvili will explain his readiness for such actions by his desire to protect the country from the “Russian military threat,” the Kommersant newspaper writes today. The information that Georgia may soon become the base for the US armed forces is confirmed by the amounts that Washington has spent in recent years on the reconstruction of military airfields in Vaziani and Marneuli and the port of Batumi.
"I do not exclude the possibility that in order to stay in power, Saakashvili will enter a military campaign against Iran. This could be a real disaster for our country. A war against Iran should not be waged from our territory," said Georgian ex-president Eduard Shevardnadze . However, conflict analyst Paata Zakareishvili believes that "Georgia will be more loyal to the United States compared with Turkey and other Iranian neighbors if the war starts."
Other experts believe that it seems impossible for Georgia to provide real assistance to the United States in the event of hostilities against Iran. "Of course, it is more convenient for Americans to bomb targets in northern Iran through the South Caucasus. But Georgia and Iran have no common border, and Armenia and Azerbaijan are unlikely to agree to fly over," said Irakli Aladashvili, editor-in-chief of the Arsenal military-analytical magazine.
According to him, the sky over the South Caucasus is completely controlled by the Russian air defense systems S-300 and Buk, deployed in Armenia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The expert believes that the Russian military will warn their Iranian colleagues about approaching US airplanes to Iranian airspace.

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Thank you for the article! He seeks friendship with a foreign and distant continent, and is at enmity with his neighbors. Where does the Georgian people look? Georgian guys, serious guys. "Thieves", as a rule, are also one of them. Is it really convenient for them or is it all sold? One man quarreled 2 previously friendly nations and even more!

 

[Детективное агентство. Москва. Арбат.]

Sukashvili's puppet

 

[Евгений СБ]

Sukashvili's puppet

:!:

 

[Детектив-Молдова]

Help provided, it's time to pay the bills ...:!:

 

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

Obama may ask Saakashvili to leave

At a meeting of the US and Georgian presidents in Washington on Monday, they could talk about Tbilisi’s participation in a possible military operation against Iran. Meanwhile, experts suggest that now it is much more important for the White House to develop a position on the upcoming change of the Georgian leader in 2013.

US President Barack Obama will meet with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili in Washington today. It is noteworthy that this year marks the twentieth anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and Georgia, but for the first time during the Obama presidency, the meeting of the two leaders will be held in the White House. The press service of the head of the American state has already spread the message that during the meeting "the presidents will discuss further strengthening of the US-Georgian strategic partnership, deepening cooperation in the field of trade, tourism, energy, science, education, culture and security."

In addition, the American president is going to emphasize "the importance of military cooperation with Georgia, including the contribution of the Georgian side to the international operation in Afghanistan."

This information allowed some experts to suggest that the main topic of the talks will be Georgia’s participation in a possible military operation against Iran. Allegedly, Saakashvili is ready to provide Georgian territory in case of escalation of the conflict with Tehran, explaining this step, moreover, by the desire to protect the country from the "Russian military threat."

It is also worth taking into account the fact that the other day, US Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta in an interview with the US channel "BBC" voiced estimates that would require two to three years to develop full-fledged nuclear bomb delivery vehicles for Iran . Although the head of the Pentagon admitted that Tehran has not yet made a political decision on the need for the production of nuclear weapons, Panetta emphasized that owning weapons of mass destruction is a “red line” that Washington will not allow Tehran to cross. The head of the US military also noted that America could take a variety of steps for this, right up to the start of hostilities.

It is possible that Mikheil Saakashvili can take on a number of obligations to the United States. For example, to promise that Georgia will provide its territory as a springboard for American troops if the Barack Obama administration considers it necessary to attack Iran. It is no coincidence that in recent years Washington has spent huge sums on the reconstruction of military airfields in Vaziani and Marneuli and the port of Batumi.

Meanwhile, issues of military cooperation are unlikely to become the main ones during the negotiations between the two leaders. Judging by the same White House press service report, Obama "hopes to discuss the upcoming elections in Georgia and the reforms that will continue to transform Georgia into a stable democratic state."

As Alexander Krylov, president of the Caucasus Scientific Society, suggested in a conversation with Rosbalt, “it’s possible that Georgia’s participation in a potential US military campaign against Iran will be discussed, but now it’s important for the United States to work out some position on the upcoming change of power in Tbilisi "

“Most likely,” the expert continued, “the American administration will express its attitude to whether Saakashvili should stay in power or if he needs to give it to someone else and not compromise the idea of democracy by continuing his reign.” According to Krylov, "the idea that Saakashvili will be" Georgian Putin "is not popular in the US administration."

Most likely, Washington has long been thinking about how and for whom to replace Saakashvili as president in 2013. Obviously, the obvious "breakdown" of the Georgian leader, which he admitted in August 2008 regarding South Ossetia, played a significant role in this. It is unlikely that the Americans expected such a reaction from him. It’s one thing to “play with muscles,” and it’s quite another to start military operations without approval from above from above, which have not yet been calculated from the point of view of military-political expediency. Several years have passed since the end of hostilities in South Ossetia, and Russian-Georgian relations are still far from good-neighborly relations. The tension between Tbilisi and Moscow does not subside. Partly because of Georgia, the “reset” between Moscow and Washington was also affected.

Note that the last time Obama and Saakashvili met in mid-January 2011 in Washington - after the requiem for the suddenly deceased American diplomat Richard Holbrooke. Then the American administration did not agree on a meeting for a long time, which, however, still took place, but lasted only 25 minutes. That day, Barack Obama and Vice President Joseph Biden discussed "general issues of cooperation" with Mikheil Saakashvili.

This time, most likely, the meeting in Washington will last longer, but it will raise the problems of the one at whose expense Georgia will have to live in the future. All the loans that were given have already ended, the time is approaching to pay on loans, "and during the reign of Saakashvili,” says Alexander Krylov, “there were no economic achievements." "Industry does not work, agriculture has collapsed. Will the USA continue to contain Georgia? I think that in the current situation the USA and Europe have many problems of their own," the expert suggested.

As for whether Tbilisi can provide real assistance to Washington for conducting military operations against Iran, it is worth paying attention to the fact that Georgia has no common borders with this country. Consequently, the positions that Azerbaijan and Armenia will take in this matter become very important. But most likely, these states will not provide the United States with its capabilities to strike at Iran. There is one more aspect: the sky over the South Caucasus is completely controlled by the Russian air defense systems S-300 and Buk, deployed in Armenia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Thus, in the event of the beginning of the US war with Iran, Georgia can only be used as a base for supplying the rear of the forces attacking Iran. So the role of Tbilisi as an American ally in a possible war should not be overestimated.

https://www.rosbalt.ru/main/2012/01/30/939517.html

 

[Орлан]

thanks for the stuff.

 

[Плотников Юрий Михайлович]

Thanks, interesting!

 

[Детектив-Молдова]

Thank!
Now we know that "PAPA" visited his son ...

 

[Детективное агентство Тула]

Thanks for the info!