RA National Security Council denies information released on Sept. 2 by Georgian media on exchange of fire at Armenian-Georgian border. “This information is untrue. No incidents were reported from Armenian-Georgian border,” Armenian Security Council stated.

NEWS.am informed earlier today, that Caucasus Press reported 3 Georgian frontier guards were killed at the Georgian-Turkish border gate today, September 2. The incident occurred at the Akhaltsikhe part of the border. The three guards were reported dead and one missing. The cause of the conflict is yet unclear. The missing guard is being traced. The police refrains from comments.

The Georgian Frontier Police confirmed the death of three Georgian border guards at the Akhaltsikhe part of Georgian-Turkish border gate. They informed: “The homicide occurred not far from the first sector. Three frontier guards were found dead, the forth one fled from the spot. According to investigators, the missing one could have committed the crime. However, it is not officially confirmed yet, the murderous impulse is unknown too. The missing frontier guard is wanted by the police.”

Meanwhile, Georgian Internal Ministry Spokesman Shota Khizanishvili said that the incident occurred at the Armenian-Georgian border. “This morning, three assassinated military men were detected at a check point near Georgian-Armenian border in Adigeni district. No additional information is available at the moment. Law enforcement bodies work at the spot,” Khizanishvili declared.