Georgian PM not concerned by revelations from ex-security chief

Responding to questions about whether Liluashvili might make public statements concerning government officials or state affairs, the prime minister added that there had previously been cases in which officials convicted on corruption charges had attempted to disclose information after being imprisoned, Caliber.Az reports via Georgian media.

He argued that such claims had not resulted in consequences for the government because, in his view, its activities were conducted transparently.

“Let him say whatever he wants; that is the right of any prisoner. I don’t see any threat from him,” Kobakhidze said.