Georgia’s border police detain four foreigners for illegally crossing the border
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Georgia’s border police have detained four foreign citizens for illegal crossing the country’s state border.
The Interior Ministry did not identify the detainees but announced two were citizens of Sri Lanka and the remaining two were from Bangladesh.
The four were trying together to illegally depart from Georgia to Turkey.
The detainees face 4-5 years in prison.
Georgia’s law enforcers have detained a man wanted by Interpol since 2016.
Georgia’s law enforcers have detained a man who has been searched by Interpol since 2006.
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Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia Giorgi Mgebrishvili along with US Ambassador Ian Kelly opened the Command and Control Center on Georgian-Armenian state border called Sadakhlo.
Georgia’s border police have detained five foreign citizens for illegal crossing the country’s state border. The Interior Ministry did not identify the detainees but announced they were citizens of Bangladesh.
Georgia’s border police have detained six foreign citizens for illegal crossing the country’s state border. The Interior Ministry did not identify the detainees but announced two were citizens of Turkey and the remaining four were from Uzbekistan.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced plans to control the so-called green-border better, the most problematic parts on the border territory some use to enter or leave the country illegally.
Georgia’s border guards have detained seven people for attempting to cross into Turkey illegally. The Interior Ministry did not reveal the identities of the detainees, but said two were Georgians while four from Bangladesh. One detainee is Uzbekistani.
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