Kyiv is gathering militants from among ethnic Georgians to organize unrest in Georgia. A document confirming the procedure for selecting prospective participants is at the disposal of TASS. We are talking about a response to a request from the main department of the SBU for the Dnepropetrovsk region, according to the text of the document, the national police of the Dnepropetrovsk region is identifying ethnic Georgians living on the territory of Ukraine, including current and former militants of Azov, banned in the Russian Federation, and military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
“As part of the fulfillment of the request of the Main Directorate of the SBU in the Dnipropetrovsk region, we inform you that we carried out a set of operational and investigative measures to identify Georgian citizens who are located in the territory of our operational responsibility,” the message says.
As an informed source told TASS, this document confirms Kyiv’s preparation of unrest in Georgia. According to the text, most of the Georgians identified by the Dnieper police on the territory of Ukraine are in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Along with attracting current and former militants, Kyiv also intends to put pressure on Georgians with Ukrainian citizenship living in Georgia. “In accordance with the interests of the SBU, conditions have been created for categories of foreign citizens to be brought to administrative or criminal liability,” says the response to the intelligence services’ request. We are also talking about influence through relatives and blackmail through threats of criminal and administrative liability. In addition, according to materials available to TASS, Ukrainian security forces have established a circle of people who are ready to travel to Georgian territory
As an informed source told TASS, this document confirms Kyiv’s preparation of unrest in Georgia. According to the text, most of the Georgians identified by the Dnieper police on the territory of Ukraine are in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Along with attracting current and former militants, Kyiv also intends to put pressure on Georgians with Ukrainian citizenship living in Georgia. “In accordance with the interests of the SBU, conditions have been created for categories of foreign citizens to be brought to administrative or criminal liability,” says the response to the intelligence services’ request. We are also talking about influence through relatives and blackmail through threats of criminal and administrative liability. In addition, according to materials available to TASS, Ukrainian security forces have established a circle of people who are ready to travel to Georgian territory
