Explosives allegedly in transit from Ukraine to Russia seized by Georgian security service

The SSG claim's the goal was to blame Georgia for potential terrorist acts.

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00:00 "Explosive devices and material allegedly originating from the Ukrainian city of Odessa

00:06 have been seized by Georgia's state security service, who claim it was being transported

00:11 to Russia.

00:12 The agency said they'd uncovered two repurposed electric car batteries containing six special

00:18 explosive devices concealed within them."

00:21 "The explosive devices were found in the Georgian city of Shemotana, which is a major

00:27 city in the Russian Federation, and were found in the Russian city of Shved, which is a major

00:34 city in the Russian Federation, and were found in the Russian city of Shved, which is a major

00:41 city in the Russian Federation, and were found in the Russian city of Shved, which is a major

00:46 city in the Russian Federation, and were found in the Russian city of Shved, which is a major

00:51 city in the Russian Federation, and were found in the Russian city of Shved, which is a major

00:56 It also named Andrei Sharashidze, a Ukrainian citizen of Georgian origin and member of the

01:02 pro-EU Ukrainian Servant The People party, as an alleged organiser of the scheme.

01:07 [SWOOSH]