(Обновлено 2) Грузинские спецслужбы проводят антитеррористическую операцию

Обновление 2

В среду (22 ноября) после спец-операции, которая продолжалась около двенадцати часов, грузинским правоохранительным органам удалось обезвредить вооруженных лиц причастных к террористическим организациям. В заявлении Службы госбезопасности Грузии говорится, что трое террористов были убиты и еще один захвачен.

В ходе спец-операции был убит член специальной группы захвата грузинских сил. Трое других сотрудников правоохранительных органов Грузии получили ранения.

В заявлении Службы Госбезопасности Грузии говорится, что участники этой группировки не являются гражданами Грузии и уже несколько недель находились под наблюдением. В заявлении говориться, что они определили их и "ждут окончательного подтверждения".

По предположению грузинских СМИ, вооруженные лица являются чеченцами, сленами террористической организации "Исламское государство". Однако данная информация пока не подтверждается.

Ряд граждан Грузии чеченской национальности воевали в рядах террористической организации "Исламское государство" в Сирии в последние годы. Аналитики всегда подчеркивали возможный риск того, что с потерей контроля "Исламского государства" над своей территорией в Сирии, они вернутся в Грузию, представляя угрозу безопасности страны. Правительство Грузии в течение дня пыталось успокоить людей. Премьер-министр Георгий Квирикашвили заявил, что для жителей Тбилиси нет никакой угрозы.

 

Обновление 1

Власти Грузии проводят антитеррористическую операцию. В пригороде Тбилиси в эти минуты проходит спецоперация по поимке вооруженных лиц причастных к террористическим группам. В ходе спецоперации тяжелое ранение получил сотрудник полиции Грузии. 

Жители соседних квартир на улице Габриэль Салоси эвакуированы.

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источник: commonspace.eu

фото: Жители многоквартирного дома в пригороде Тбилиси были эвакуированы в ходе антитеррористической операции, развернутой в среду, 22 ноября 2017 года.

 

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