Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili offers U.S. to use Georgian territory and transport infrastructure as a transfer station for supplying military cargo to Afghanistan.

In his interview with Associated Press, Saakashvili underlined that Georgia is ready to open up opportunities for Western warships to use Black Sea ports and allow military transport aircrafts to land in local airports for refueling.

According to the agency, the idea will not be to Russia’s liking and Obama administration will hardly accept Georgian president’s offer.

Currently, the main supply route of U.S. lies through Pakistan, Russia and Central Asia.

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