The court has allowed pardoned protester and Russian citizen Denis Kulanin to leave Georgia voluntarily within seven days, paving the way for his departure to a third safe country amid fears that he would be forcibly deported to Russia, where he would face a risk of mistreatment. Kulanin, who was sentenced to two years in …Источник:
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