Day: October 27, 2024
Another Georgian citizen, Mamuka Kekelia, was killed in the fighting in Ukraine. The Georgian Foreign Ministry confirmed the information to Civil.ge on October 27.
We are trying to get more details on the circumstances of the Georgian fighter’s death and will update the news as soon as we receive them.
The latest casualty brings to 58 the unofficial number of Georgian citizens who have died fighting in Ukraine since the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022.
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Parlamentswahl in Georgien laut #OSZE @osce_odihr von Regierung beeinflusst. via @zeitonline https://t.co/fsHQyx8muf
— Notes from Georgia/South Caucasus (Hälbig, Ralph) (@SouthCaucasus) October 27, 2024
Internationale Wahlbeobachter zweifeln an offiziellem Ergebnis in #Georgien. via @DLF https://t.co/LCvQNZxK5X
— Notes from Georgia/South Caucasus (Hälbig, Ralph) (@SouthCaucasus) October 27, 2024
❗ Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has accused Moscow of being behind alleged election fraud in Georgia, saying her country had become the victim of a “Russian special operation.”https://t.co/xrHmD9pgtv
— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) October 27, 2024
- Georgian president calls for protests after ruling party wins disputed election Reuters
- Republic of Georgia’s Ruling Party Claims Election Victory The New York Times
- EU urges probe into Georgia’s vote ‘irregularities’; PM rejects accusations Al Jazeera English
- Georgia’s pro-EU opposition cries foul as ruling party claims election victory CNN
- Georgia’s opposition disputes result of crucial vote which could decide the country’s role in Europe The Associated Press
- Georgia thrown into political turmoil after disputed parliamentary elections FRANCE 24 English
- Georgia’s crucial vote was marred by intimidation, European monitors say NPR
- Georgia: Ruling Georgian Dream party wins election DW (English)
- Georgia president calls for protests as opposition cries foul over election POLITICO Europe