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State Security Service probes nationwide power outages as suspected sabotage

State Security Service probes nationwide power outages as suspected sabotage

Georgia’s State Security Service has launched an investigation into two nationwide power outages, opening a case under Article 318 of the Criminal Code, which covers sabotage. The agency says the investigation concerns the recent emergency... Read more.

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