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Georgian citizen illegally detained by Russian forces near Kveshi

by Georgia Today
August 19, 2025
in Social & Society
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Georgian citizen illegally detained by Russian forces near Kveshi

epa04846467 Barded wire of the border between the Georgian breakaway region of South Ossetia and Georgia in the village of Khurvaleti, some 60 kms from Tbilisi, Georgia, 14 July 2015. According to media reports, protesters came out in protest against what they called 'creeping annexation' after Russia border guards allegedly altered border markings, encroaching on Georgian territory. EPA/ZURAB KURTSIKIDZE

A Georgian citizen has been illegally detained by Russian occupation forces near the village of Kveshi in Gori municipality, the State Security Service of Georgia announced.

The agency says information about the incident was immediately shared with the co-chairs of the Geneva International Discussions and Georgia’s international partners.

The State Security Service noted that all available mechanisms have been activated to ensure the swift release of the detained individual.

“The occupying power bears full responsibility for destructive actions carried out in Georgia’s occupied territories and along the occupation line,” the statement emphasized.

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