Internal Affairs Minister met cross-bordered villages’ residents
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The Georgian Minister of Internal Affairs, Alexandre Chikaidze met with the residents of villages by the so called occupation line.
Chikaidze discussed the barbed wire fence installation issue by Russian troops with the residents of Dvani, Ditsi, Ergneti and Karaleti villages. The police surveillance across this territory is becoming more effective to provide Georgian citizens security, according to the Minister of Internal Affairs.
The barbed wire fence installation in Georgian villages across the occupation line was discussed by the Working Group on Prevention and Response of Georgia on December 9.
Russian forces continue installation of border signs and barbed wire fences at the de-facto South Ossetia villages of Plavi and Plavismani in the Gori municipality of central Georgia.
At this time, the de-facto border signs and barbed wires are already installed. These obstacles are preventing local inhabitants from cultivating their lands at the rural outskirts. Plavi village residents are unable to move north of the village where the cemetery is located. The Russian Army has installed barbed wire and blocked the way to the cemetery and Georgian Church.
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.
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.