
North Ossetia–Alania
Ukrainians deported from Russia held ‘in basement’ on Georgian border
At least 36 Ukrainian nationals are reportedly being held by the Georgian authorities without access to food or water.
At least 36 Ukrainian nationals are reportedly being held by the Georgian authorities without access to food or water.
The Russian media outlet Tsargrad, known for its pro-government views, wrote that the visit was a sign that Azerbaijan had become openly pro-Ukraine.
The security agency alleges the man intended to commit ‘treason’.
Volunteer fighter Rati Burduli, who has been declared a terrorist in Russia, shared the purported order from Georgia’s Interior Ministry.
The pair admitted to having evaded military service since August 2024.
Georgian Dream has repeatedly accused domestic and outside forces of plotting a coup.
Mikhail Tereshchenko’s past work and comments justifying Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine were widely criticised.