President Zourabichvili says 'about 100,000 Russians settled in Georgia'
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- 13 November, 2022
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Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili said that after the announcement of partial mobilization in the Russian Federation, more than 100,000 Russians settled in Georgia, Report informs.
In an interview with France Inter Radio, Zourabichvili noted that since September 21, 2022, 700,000 Russians have crossed the Russian-Georgian border, 600,000 of whom later left for European countries, Turkey or Armenia.
Salome Zurabişvili: “Səfərbərlikdən sonra Gürcüstanda 100 mindən çox Rusiya vətəndaşı məskunlaşıb”
Президент Грузии заявила о 100 тыс обосновавшихся в стране россиян
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