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The State Security Service of Georgia is fighting manifestations of terrorist activity in the country.
In Georgia, the State Security Service (SSS) detained two members of the “Islamic State” (IS, ISIS; a terrorist organization banned in Russia). Ammunition and an oath to the group were found on them, the First Channel of Georgia reports, citing the law enforcement agency.
“As a result of the search (...) a handwritten text of an oath of allegiance to the leader of the terrorist organization “Islamic State”, a seal with an Islamic inscription, various types of cartridges, a hand grenade, a capsule and a detonator were seized...,” Georgian security forces report.
The detainees face the article “joining a foreign terrorist organization and facilitating terrorist activities.” According to it, in Georgia you can be sent to prison from 10 to 17 years.
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Prosecution and prison term of 10 to 17 years
Very likely · Within months

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