The News in Brief
Friday, September 10
Prepared by the Messenger Staff
The robber at the Bank of Georgia branch in Kvareli arrested
The robber of the Bank of Georgia branch in Kvareli has been arrested.
According to the available information, the law enforcers have left the area.
“Several hours of special operation have been successfully completed. The officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained and neutralized the person who was in the bank and who had taken hostages,” said Keti Kovziashvili, the head of the public relations department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Kakha Kaladze: They are trying to bring some uncertainty and destruction with dirty methods - we will provide information to the diplomatic corps in this regard
No one will be permitted to destabilize the nation, - Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said today to reporters, in response to claims from the governing party that several CEC-registered NGOs were linked to opposition political groups.
They are attempting, as Kaladze indicated, to introduce dirty tactics and destabilize the voting process.
The CEC has registered 62 observer organizations, 15 of which are associated with the opposition, according to the ruling party. At today's briefing, Givi Mikanadze claimed that "12 out of 15 groups are associated with the National Movement" and "three with European Georgia."
The robber at the Bank of Georgia branch in Kvareli arrested
The robber of the Bank of Georgia branch in Kvareli has been arrested.
According to the available information, the law enforcers have left the area.
“Several hours of special operation have been successfully completed. The officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained and neutralized the person who was in the bank and who had taken hostages,” said Keti Kovziashvili, the head of the public relations department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Kakha Kaladze: They are trying to bring some uncertainty and destruction with dirty methods - we will provide information to the diplomatic corps in this regard
No one will be permitted to destabilize the nation, - Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said today to reporters, in response to claims from the governing party that several CEC-registered NGOs were linked to opposition political groups.
They are attempting, as Kaladze indicated, to introduce dirty tactics and destabilize the voting process.
The CEC has registered 62 observer organizations, 15 of which are associated with the opposition, according to the ruling party. At today's briefing, Givi Mikanadze claimed that "12 out of 15 groups are associated with the National Movement" and "three with European Georgia."