Georgian State Security Service uncovers safe house in Gldani linked to “Hexogen” case, seizes microchips, documents, cash

Georgian State Security Service continues operational and investigative activities in connection with the “Hexogen” case.

According to the Service, another safe house rented by the suspect Denis Zhuravlyov has been identified in the Gldani district of Tbilisi, where a search was conducted.

The operation uncovered computer microchips of various sizes, documents, and cash.

The specific purpose and relevance of the seized items are currently under investigation.

Georgia’s State Security Service on September 11 detained two Ukrainian citizens for attempting to smuggle 2.4 kilograms of a powerful explosive substance, hexogen, into the country.

According to the investigation, the explosives were handed over to the driver of a truck on Ukrainian territory by Ukraine’s security services.