Day: October 31, 2025

Montenegro’s Protector of Human Rights and Freedoms, Siniša Bjeković, has officially responded to a letter from Azerbaijan’s Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsperson), Sabina Aliyeva, concerning the detention of an Azerbaijani citizen in Podgorica, Azernews reports.

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Azerbaijan’s industrial output has continued to strengthen, with an increase in the production of metal structures and steady growth in aluminum exports during the first nine months of 2025, Azernews reports citing official statistics.

On November 8, the Milli Majlis of the Republic of Azerbaijan adopted a statement dedicated to the fifth anniversary of Victory Day, Azernews reports.

Russian authorities charged Giorgi Partsvania, a 35-year-old Georgian national fighting for Ukraine, placed him on a wanted list, and ordered his pre-trial detention in absentia, the Moscow prosecutor’s office said on October 28.

Partsvania faces multiple counts under Russia’s Criminal Code, including participating as a mercenary in a war, committing a terrorist act, illegally crossing the border, and, acting as part of an organized group, transporting, carrying and storing firearms and ammunition, illegally carrying explosive devices, and smuggling firearms and ammunition.

The prosecutors said that between 2014 and 2017, Partsvania entered Ukraine and joined a paramilitary unit fighting the security forces of the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk people’s republics. He allegedly returned to Ukraine in late February 2022, again joined a paramilitary unit, and took part in “hostilities” against the Russian military until September 2025.

The prosecutors further claimed that in August 2024, Partsvania, along with other Ukrainian servicemen, illegally crossed Russia’s state border into the Belgorod region, attacked the village of Poroz, entered private homes without authorization, and held two civilians hostage.

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• 10/04/2025 – Russian Court Sentences Georgian National to 9 Years for Fighting in Ukraine, Another to 14 in Absentia
• 14/08/2025 – Russia Sentences Aleko Elisashvili to Six Years in Prison in Absentia for Fighting in Ukraine
• 23/07/2025 – Russia Sentences Georgian Citizen to 6.5 Years in Prison in Absentia for Fighting in Ukraine
• 16/05/2025 – Russian Court Sentences Georgian Citizen to 14 Years for Fighting in Ukraine