Poland expelled Georgian citizens

The Polish border service deported 15 Georgian citizens to their homeland. Three of them posed a threat to state security and public order in Poland.

In addition to Georgian citizens, the operation included foreigners transported from Germany, Sweden, Spain and the Czech Republic - they were also expelled.

In October 2023, Poland deported 10 Georgian citizens.

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