Georgia allowed former Ukrainian prisoners taken to Russia into the country. They lived for 15 days on Upper Lars
Georgia allowed into the country seven former prisoners from Kherson, who lived for 15 days on the territory of the Verkhniy Lars checkpoint on the border with Russia. This was reported by the Volunteers Tbilisi project, which helps Ukrainian refugees. “On October 25, closer to midnight, seven men arrived at the Didube bus station in Tbilisi. The men, with the assistance of volunteers, are now obtaining important documents to return to Ukraine,” the message says.