Georgian citizen arrested at Amsterdam Airport for aggravated assault
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A Georgian citizen has been arrested for aggravated assault at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, after being prohibited from boarding a transit flight due to the fact he had a positive coronavirus test result, says the Royal Police Department.
The 32-year-old man departed from Georgia and wanted to go to Malta from Amsterdam.
The man was immediately quarantined and arrested by police.
The police are investigating further under the leadership of the Public Prosecutor North Holland.
Georgian citizen Khvicha Mgebrishvili, who had been illegally detained by Russian-controlled occupation forces for 85 days, has been released today. The media reports that Mghebrishvili has already arrived on Tbilisi-controlled territory and will be placed in quarantine, after which he will be able to return to his family.
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Three Georgian citizens were released by de-facto authorities in the country's occupied north-western province of Abkhazia on Friday, after spending nearly six weeks following their arrest for crossing the "state border".
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