About 60 Georgian citizens to return to Georgia from Kazakhstan today

About 60 Georgian citizens will return to Georgia from Kazakhstan today.
According to the embassy, about 60 Georgian citizens have purchased tickets for two flights, which will be operated today.
The Kazakh authorities on January 4 announced a significant increase in the price of liquefied natural gas, which was followed by protests in the country. Kazakh President Kashim-Zhomart Tokayev signed a decision to resign following a series of large-scale demonstrations. Despite this, the protests in the country have not stopped. According to the Presidential Administration, 125 criminal cases have been launched, 5,800 people have been brought to the police, including a large number of foreigners.








