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Three Arrested for Assaulting Polish Border Officers in Tbilisi - Civil Georgia
Police said they arrested three persons for physically attacking and injuring Polish citizens in Tbilisi, with Polish media sources reporting that the attacked individuals were border guards who had arrived in Georgia to accompany deportees. The Interior Ministry did not disclose that the victims were Polish border guards, but said on October 9 that the suspects “inflicted various injuries on three Polish citizens near a restaurant in Tbilisi” f…
Two Polish Border Guard officers were hospitalized with serious injuries after a brutal attack in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. The incident occurred during a mission with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex). The officers were participating in a return operation with Frontex for Georgian and Pakistani citizens required to leave Poland. Following the operation, the Polish officers were allegedly attacked in Tbilisi with, among…
During the extradition of citizens of Georgia and Pakistan in Tbilisi, Polish border guards were attacked with a knife and metal rods
Tbilisi/Warsaw - Two Polish border guards had to undergo surgery in Georgia after being attacked by assailants armed with knives and sticks in Tbilisi. The Poles had arrived in Georgia to deport a group of Georgians and Pakistanis, which was organized by Polish authorities together with the European Union's border agency Frontex, Onet reported.
In Georgia, a brutal attack on Polish Border Guard officers took place. The attackers allegedly used bars and a knife. The guards were placed on an operating table.
Two Polish Border Guard officers were hospitalized with serious head injuries. According to the Polish Press Agency (PAP), the Polish officers were attacked in the Georgian capital.
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