
Georgia says 65 Ukrainians detained at the border have been flown home
An undisclosed number of Ukrainians still remain in a makeshift detention facility at the Georgian–Russian border.
An undisclosed number of Ukrainians still remain in a makeshift detention facility at the Georgian–Russian border.
Anyone who thought that steadily deteriorating Georgia–Ukraine relations couldn’t get worse is about to find out that rock bottom has a basement.
The ruling party had already done this ahead of the 2024 elections.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has said it is doing everything possible to bring back those stranded.
A group of those detained staged a protest on Friday, resulting in some being reportedly beaten by Georgian border guards.
Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Aleksandre Darakhvelidze said that they are not allowed to enter the country.
The body of Vano Nadiradze, who reportedly died of natural causes, was not met with the customary honour guard upon its arrival back in Georgia.