Смерть грузина задержанного Южной Осетией привела к росту напряженности в зоне конфликта

Смерть гражданина Грузии, который погиб будучи находясь под арестом де-факто властями Южной Осетии, привела к росту напряженности в зоне конфликта.

Власти Грузии резко отреагировали на гибель своего гражданина Арчила Татунашвили в ночь 22-23 февраля, который был задержан силами безопасности самопровозглашенной республики Южная Осетия.

Члены семьи Арчила Татунашвили сообщили журналистам, что 22 февраля он отправился в свой дом в Ахалгори, но затем они "потеряли контакт" с ним. Они также сообщили, что Татунашвили периодически переходил на подконтрольную осетинам терориторию в Ахалгори.

Ахалгори, населенный в основном грузинами, был оккупирован российскими войсками в ходе короткой грузино-российской войны 2008 года, и затем перешел под контроль де-факто властей Южной Осетии.

источник: commonspace.eu

 

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