Georgian side discussion on barbed wire installation
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The barbed wire fence installation in Georgian villages across the occupation line and the arrest of Georgian citizens by the Russian Army for crossing the mentioned line were discussed by the Working Group on Prevention and Response of Georgia in the village Ergneti, Gori municipality in Central Georgia.
It was the 40th meeting on fencing issues, according to Davit Sujashvili, the Head of Information and Analysis Department of the Internal Affairs Ministry.
"The Georgian government will raise the issue with Russians about the village Didi Khurvaleti (Gori Region), where the Russian Army has installed barbed wire and blocked the way to the cemetery and Georgian Church. said Davit Sujashvili.
Conflict resolution experts descended in the Georgian village of Ergneti to discuss issues that are plaguing the troubled region.
Conflict resolution experts have discussed humanitarian issues at Georgia’s border-crossing villages along the breakaway Tskhinvali region, which is backed by Russia.
An elderly man from the Kaspi district is the latest Georgian citizen to be detained by Russian soldiers at the so-called occupation line near Georgia’s breakaway Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region.
Russian Occupational forces have released a Georgian teenager, after he was taken as a hostage for allegedly crossing the so-called occupation line.
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.
A Georgian man has been taken hostage near the so-called administrative border with Georgia's breakaway Tskhinvali region (South Ossetia).
A middle-aged resident has been snatched by Russian guards for allegedly attempting to cross the so-called border between Georgia and breakaway Tskhinvali (South Ossetia).
An elderly Georgian man has been detained and taken hostage in occupied Tskhinvali territory after allegedly crossing the administrative border while watching his grazing cattle.
A Georgian man has been detained in occupied Tskhinvali territory while attending his mother-in-law’s funeral at the village cemetery located near the de facto occupation line.
Two more Georgian citizens have been detained by Russian soldiers today – the same day conflict resolution experts discussed possible ways to stop these kinds of detentions near the occupation line.
Russia has advanced its creeping occupation into Georgian territory, resulting in a portion of the BP-operated Baku–Supsa Pipeline now under Russian control in the breakaway Tskinvali region (South Ossetia).
Tbilisi is calling on the global community to "properly respond” to Russia’s "illegal actions” of creeping occupation at the Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) between breakaway Tskhinvali region (South Ossetia) and the rest of Georgia.
The global community is concerned by Russia’s creeping occupation into Georgian soil and is urging the giant nation to respect Georgia’s territorial integrity.
Locals said the two Georgian cattle herders were detained today by armed Russian occupying forces from Tsitelubani village, which is located on Georgian-controlled territory.
The men have been named as Kakha Begheluri and Givi Kisievi.
Today Russian soldiers together with de facto Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) representatives detained three Georgian citizens who were grazing their cattle in Sakorintlo village, eastern Kaspi region, near the Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) with breakaway Tskhinvali (South Ossetia).
IDFI alleged the Russian side used maps dating back to the Soviet Union era, that showed outdated administrative boundaries when erecting new barbed wire fences and boundaries on Georgian territory.
Russian border soldiers have kidnapped two Georgian farmers who were herding their cattle near the Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) with Tskhinvali (South Ossetia), one of the country’s occupied territories.
Russian occupant forces and the de-facto Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) representatives abducted a Georgian man form the so-called Administrative Boundary Line (ABL) for "illegal crossing of border.”
Russian-controlled border guards have detained 50-year-old Georgian citizen Sergo Darbaidze near the occupation line with Georgia’s breakaway Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region.