Russian occupation forces install lookout tower in village near occupied Tskhinvali region
The state body told local media outlets it had briefed the European Union Monitoring Mission on the latest incident along the administrative line. Photo: RFE/RL.
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Russian occupying forces have installed a lookout tower in central Georgia's Khurvaleti village, adjacent to the line marking the occupation boundary of the Tskhinvali region, the State Security Service of Georgia has confirmed on Friday.
The state body told local media outlets it had briefed the European Union Monitoring Mission on the latest incident along the administrative line.
The development comes after the SSS observed the occupation forces being involved in "intensive work" in villages of the locality on Sunday.
The agency said the issue would be raised at the next meeting of the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism, scheduled to be held in Ergneti village on September 23.
Release of Georgian citizens illegally detained by Russian occupation forces, and the illegal ‘borderisation’ process along the occupation line in Georgia were in focus of the 107th Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism meeting on Tuesday, the Georgian State Security Service said.
Georgian officials on Tuesday visited locals of central Georgia's Khurvaleti village who have found their yards split by new barbed wire installations erected by Russian occupying forces near the Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region.