EN

Georgian State Security Service chief resigns

Anri Okhanashvili, head of Georgia’s State Security Service (SSS), has officially announced his resignation from the role.

He will now take on a new position as a national security adviser to Prime Minister Irakly Kobakhidze, News.Az reports, citing TASS.

In a statement posted on the SSS Facebook page (which is banned in Russia, owned by Meta, and recognized as extremist in Russia), Okhanashvili said, "I would like to inform the public that, after consultations with the ruling team, I have decided to resign as head of the State Security Service of Georgia and assume the role of adviser to the Prime Minister on national security issues."

Okhanashvili assumed his position as head of the SSS in April of this year. The head of the SSS is appointed by the Parliament of Georgia for a six-year term.



News.Az 

Chosen
0
news.az

1Sources