The commander of the Georgian Legion denied Russian propaganda about his death

A number of Russian telegram channels disseminated information that on New Year’s Eve, Russian military personnel killed the commander of the Georgian Legion, Mamuka Mamulashvili, in the Northern Military District zone in Ukraine. He himself called this information part of Russian propaganda.

“They are indulging themselves,” Mamulashvili told Radio Liberty’s Georgian service today.

Earlier, the commander of the Georgian Legion welcomed Georgia's receipt of EU candidate status. The Investigative Committee of Russia opened criminal cases against him under articles on the recruitment of mercenaries and their participation in the armed conflict.

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