The U.S. will allocate $10 million for the enhancement of the Georgian-Armenian border, Georgian MFA press-service reports.
The agreement, signed between the border police of Georgia and the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) in Tbilisi, envisions equipping the border with additional towers, night observation cameras and other devices. The strengthening of Kasumlo and Keda border sectors will become the top priority task, Gazeta reports.
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