State security service confirms illegal ‘borderisation’ activities near occupation line in central Georgia
The state body said the occupation forces had illegally installed metal poles and barbed wire fences on the ground, creating new barriers along the line. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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The Russian occupation forces carried out illegal ‘borderisation’ activities adjacent to the administrative boundary line near central Georgia’s Russian-occupied village of Knolevi in the Kareli municipality, the state security service of Georgia announced on Friday.
The state body said the occupation forces had illegally installed metal poles and barbed wire fences on the ground, creating new barriers along the line.
The service also said it had alerted the European Union monitoring mission and co-chairpersons of the Geneva International Discussions of the circumstances. In addition, the EUMM-managed hotline had also been activated.
Each case of illegal activities of the occupation forces, including the illegal ‘borderisation’ is a subject of a firm response of the central government of Georgia and our international partners”, the state body noted.
It also said the issue would be raised within the Geneva International Discussions and the Incident Prevention and Response Mechanism talks.
Russian-controlled occupation forces on Tuesday released Nukri Kalashnikov, a Georgian citizen illegally arrested in June, from a prison in the occupied Tskhinvali region in central Georgia, the Georgian state security service confirmed.
The illegal “borderisation” process carried out by occupation forces along the administrative boundary line between Georgia’s occupied Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region and the rest of the country, illegal detentions of Georgian citizens and their release will be discussed at the 108th meeting of the region’s de facto authorities and Georgian officials on Friday.
The Russian occupation forces carried out various types of unlawful activities, including illegal ‘borderisation’, throughout the month of January along the de-facto boundary line separating the Russian-occupied Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region from the government-controlled territory, Georgia’s State Security Service (SSS) has announced.
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The State Security Service of Georgia on Friday said Russian occupation forces had illegally detained six Georgian citizens near the central Georgian village of Mejvriskhevi, adjacent to the administrative boundary line separating the Government-controlled territory from the occupied Tskhinvali (South Ossetia) region.
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