Georgia deported Belarusian to Armenia, where he was briefly detained

Georgia deported Belarusian Lev Mikhayev to Armenia, where he was detained upon arrival due to a Belarusian arrest warrant but later released.

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Lev Mikhayev, a Belarusian national, was deported by Georgia to Armenia.
Mikhayev had lived in Georgia for five years.
He went to the Department of Migration's International Protection Unit in Martkopi on September 25 to renew his temporary identity document.
He was detained for illegal stay in Georgia and informed he must leave immediately.
A Georgian court had previously ruled against granting him international protection two months earlier.
Mikhayev claimed he was unaware of the court's decision.
Mikhayev was given the option to choose his destination country among Belarus, Russia, Turkey, or Armenia.
He chose Armenia.
He was delivered to the Armenian border on the same day, provided with a passport, phone, and a 1000 lari (approx. $385.4) fine receipt for illegal stay.
At the Armenian border, he was detained due to a Belarusian arrest warrant.
He was taken to a police station in Noemberyan, where he spent the night.
He was released the next day.