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The State Security Service of Georgia (SDB) announced the detention of two Ukrainian citizens. In the truck, which arrived from Turkey to Georgia, they found 2.4 kilograms of hexogen, a military-grade explosive similar to tar. The Ukrainian special services are allegedly involved in this.
Citizens of Ukraine who imported hexogen from Turkey were detained in Georgia: EADaily
EADaily, September 11th, 2025. Two citizens of Ukraine, who imported 2.4 kg of the explosive substance hexogen from Turkey by truck, were detained in Georgia. This was stated by the first Deputy head of the State Security Service of Georgia Lasha Magradze on September 11.
Georgia detains two Ukrainian nationals for trying to smuggle explosives, Interpress reports
TBILISI - The Georgian Security Service has detained two Ukrainian citizens for attempting to smuggle 2.4 kg of the hexogen explosive into the country from Turkey, Georgian media outlet Interpress reported on Thursday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
2 Ukrainians arrested at Georgia border with explosives
TBILISI, September 12 – Georgia’s security services say they have foiled an attempt to smuggle powerful explosives into the country, detaining two Ukrainian citizens in an operation near the Turkish border. The State Security Service (SUS) announced that on September 10, a truck with Ukrainian license plates crossed into Georgia from Turkey through the Sarpi customs checkpoint… Source
According to the State Security Service, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has detained two citizens of Ukraine. According to the agency, as a result of a special operation, 2.4 kilograms of the explosive substance “Hexogen” were seized from disguised hiding places. According to Susi, this substance belongs to the driver of a truck that entered Georgia from the Sarpi customs. The agency explains that as a result of the search, 8 mobile phones, a …
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