Former Georgian Prosecutor General Forms Unit to Fight for Russia in Ukraine
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The former Prosecutor General of Georgia, Otar Romanov-Partshaladze, led a volunteer international unit called "Georgiyevsky" in Russia and said that the formation had been created to take part in hostilities in the SVO zone, and he informed TASS accordingly.
An international volunteer unit "Georgievskiy" has been formed in Russia, which will take part in combat operations in Ukraine. Its commander Otar Romanov-Parcchaladze told TASS. "It was Russian Mikhail Yegorov and Georgian Meliton Kantaria who in 1945 erected a...
Otar Romanov-Parzhaladze, the joint Attorney-General of Georgia, formed with Rosi, a volunteer internacional pedror, George, all to participate in the United States of America's pronunciation of Ukry.
Former Georgian prosecutor general forms unit to fight for Russia in Ukraine
Otar Romanov-Partskhaladze, a former prosecutor general of Georgia who is under U.S. sanctions, has announced the formation of an international volunteer unit to fight alongside Russian forces in Ukraine. Romanov-Partskhaladze will command the unit, calle...
“Georgian Dream” MP, Tengiz Sharmanashvili, said that the former Prosecutor General, Otar Partskhaladze, is a “miser”. This is how he assessed the information reported by Russian state media that Partskhaladze is going to war with Russia against Ukraine. Sharmanashvili says that a search has been announced for Partskhaladze and if he is arrested, he will be in prison for a long time. “That man is the culprit in my eyes, who we are looking for an…
Former Georgian Prosecutor General Otar Romanov-Parchaladze has told the Kremlin's propaganda mouthpiece TASS that a new international unit of volunteer fighters is being formed to participate in the war against Ukraine on the side of Russia, reports the independent Georgian media outlet SOVA.
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