Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili is very likely to be put in hail, a political analyst said.

“Saakashvili is responsible for a lot,” Mikhail Alexandrov told PanARMENIAN.Net, citing the murder of Prime Minister Zurab Zhvania and multiple cases of political persecution.

“Saakashvili has enough enemies to follow this through, on top of South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Russia’s displeasure. What with America’s habit of dumping out-of-work dictators, he has no one else to turn to for protection,” Alexandrov said.

In conclusion, the expert characterized Russia’s sale of military vehicles to Azerbaijan as Moscow’s attempt to keep Baku on the hook, while preventing the latter from further falling under the influence of U.S., Turkey and Israel.