Tbilisi. Institute for Development of Freedom of Information (IDFI) releases a new blogpost: ''Creeping Occupation of Georgia Following the 2008 War''. 

''According to information provided by the Ministry of Defence of Georgia, the inhabited areas of two villages, Greater and Lesser Khurvaleti, turned out to be on the opposite side of the so-called ‘border’. Moreover, Georgia’s State Security Service provided information to IDFI, according to which inhabited areas of village Gugutiantkari was placed within South Ossetian borders after barbed wire fences were installed in 2013. Media channels certified that villages Zardiantkari and Roreti have been divided. Considerable parts of Dvani, Ditsi, Tsitsagantkari, Jariasheni, Adzvi have been added to the list of seized territories. In the case of Jariasheni, by 2015, almost the entire village has been barbed and placed within occupational border lines'', noted in the statement.