Why did former Georgian President Saakashvili become the governor of Odessa, Ukraine?

Saakashvili was born in Georgia and studied at Kiev University in Ukraine, where he has close ties with Ukrainian high-level officials. When the new Ukrainian government formed a cabinet, it recruited several foreigners. Saakashvili is one of them. He was first appointed as the director of the National Reform Commission of Ukraine, and soon after, he became the governor of Odessa.

When Saakashvili was in Georgia, he served as President of Georgia twice in 2004 and 20 13, and left Georgia for the United States after 20 13.

During his presidency, Saakashvili pursued a pro-Western policy, carried out a series of economic and modernization reforms, and broke out a short war with Russia. He was accused of corruption and abuse of power, embezzling more than 8 million lari (about 4.5 million US dollars) from taxpayers. In 20 14, the Georgian the Supreme People's Procuratorate issued a wanted order to arrest Saakashvili once he was found to have entered the country.

In 20 15, Saakashvili obtained Ukrainian citizenship and was invited to be the governor of Odessa. The governor worked for about 1 year. He resigned as governor because of his low salary (about $260 a month) and founded? New Power Movement Party? . Georgia and Ukraine are also actively communicating, hoping to extradite Saakashvili. How to communicate in the middle is unknown. Perhaps to save Georgia's face. It is not worth offending an ally for Saakashvili. Anyway, Ukrainian President poroshenko later announced that Saakashvili had provided false information to the Ukrainian Immigration Bureau and revoked his Ukrainian citizenship.

Saakashvili is like a mouse in a bellows, both ends are not pleasing. Ukraine can't go back, and Georgia looks down on him. The president of his own country can't sit down and be the governor of others. The governor can't play. Not only that, he was also ridiculed by netizens, saying that he would be left behind if he was used by the United States.

Recently, this guy seems to have regained Ukrainian citizenship. Finally, someone wants to have their own, and it's not easy for old Sam.