Russian border guards kidnap man near breakaway Tskhinvali
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The Russian Federation is continuing its creeping occupation of Georgian soil and kidnapping locals living near the so-called Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) with Georgia’s breakaway Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region.
Today Russian border guards kidnapped a man from Koshka village, located near the Russian controlled area.
Reports claim local resident David Kudukhashvili was detained while he collected firewood from an area under Georgian control but was told he had illegally crossed the border into the occupied territory.
He was subsequently taken to a detention centre in Tskhinvali.
Russian occupying forces or representatives from de facto Tskhinvali have not yet contacted Kudukhashvili’s family.
Typically the family of the detained was contacted and demanded a fine in exchange for the release of their loved one.
Last month alone more than 20 Georgian citizens were kidnapped by occupying forces along the Tskhinvali ABL. Several were released after paying a fine.
Three Georgian citizens kidnapped by Russian border guards from the Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) that separates Georgia from de facto Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region this week remain unlawfully in custody in a detention centre on the breakaway territory.
A Georgian father and son have been kidnapped by occupant forces of the de facto Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region for allegedly crossing the so-called border between Georgia and its breakaway territory.
Russian occupant forces have kidnapped a 60-year-old man at the so-called Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) that separates Georgia with de facto Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region.
Yesterday Russian border guards kidnaped two individuals from Dvani village, located near the Russian controlled area.
One of the men detained was 13-year-old Tato Mamagulashvili.
The Georgian citizen who went missing in the town of Akhalgori in Georgia’s Russian-occupied Tskhinvali region (South Ossetia) six months ago has been found dead today.
