Georgia allowed former prisoners from Kherson into the country, who lived for 15 days in the buffer zone on the border with Russia
Georgia allowed into the country seven former prisoners from Kherson, who lived for 15 days in the buffer zone on the border with Russia. This was reported by project the Volunteers Tbilisi , which helps Ukrainian refugees. “For 15 days, the men were in the buffer zone, unable to travel to Georgia <…> On October 25, closer to midnight, seven men arrived at the Didube bus station in the city of Tbilisi.