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  1. Georgia imposes sanctions on companies based there for aiding Russia's war efforts.
  2. Georgian financial authorities are investigating companies using the country for fictitious registration while operating in Moscow following UK sanctions.

RAO, the ultimate owner of Telasi, is sanctioned by the EU against Georgia's company, with NBG ensuring services continue.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 28
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RAO, the ultimate owner of Telasi, is sanctioned by the EU against Georgia's company, with NBG ensuring services continue.

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Georgian financial authorities are investigating companies using the country for fictitious registration while operating in Moscow following UK sanctions.

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Within Georgia imposes sanctions on companies based there for aiding Russia's war efforts.

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  • georgiatoday.geNBG says banks to continue Telasi services after EU sanctions on Inter RAO - Georgia Today