Georgia won’t deport former Navalny volunteer Denis Kulanin to Russia, allows him to leave for a third country
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Georgia won’t deport former Navalny volunteer Denis Kulanin to Russia, allows him to leave for a third country
The Tbilisi City Court has ruled that Russian citizen Denis Kulanin can leave Georgia for a third country rather than be deported to Russia, Paper Kartuli reported. Kulanin has seven days to leave the country voluntarily.
A Russian pardoned in Georgia, Denise Kulanin, flew to Armenia, reported by activist Marina Meshi, observed "Mediazona." The details. Yesterday, Kulanin, accompanied by migration officials, was taken to Tbilisi airport, videod the human rights project APUS.TelegramOttuda, a Russian flew to Yerevan by FlyOne flight, reported Radio Tavisupleba. Kulanin ' s arrival at Zwartnoc airport was later reported by activist Marina Meshi.FacebookContext…
The Tbilisi City Court allowed a Russian pardoned in Georgia, Denis Kulanin, to fly voluntarily to a third country, reports Paper Kartuli with reference to the human rights organization Rights Georgia. The man was given seven days to leave the country. In 2025, the court in Georgia sentenced Kulanin to two years ' imprisonment, finding him guilty of damaging police protests during the Tbilisi protests.
Court Allows Pardoned Protester Denis Kulanin to Leave Georgia Voluntarily - Civil Georgia
The court has allowed pardoned protester and Russian citizen Denis Kulanin to leave Georgia voluntarily within seven days, paving the way for his departure to a third safe country amid fears that he would be forcibly deported to Russia, where he would face a risk of mistreatment. Kulanin, who was sentenced to two years in jail following his arrest in 2025 over damaging a police car during Tbilisi protests, was among the nine protesters pardoned …
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