Poti
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Europe : Eastern Europe : Caucasus : Georgia : Northwestern Georgia : Poti
 WARNING: Poti, despite the cease-fire, is still apparently in Russian hands. There have been reports that Russian troops have taken a number of Georgian soldiers as prisoners of war and have commandeered a number of United States Humvees. The situation remains extremely tense in the city, one of Georgia's key seaports. Do not, under any circumstances, plan travel to Poti at this time. If you decide to disregard this warning, or have been caught in the region and are unable at this time to leave, we strongly suggest that you review the article on War zone safety. |
Poti is a port city in Northwestern Georgia.
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- To Ukraine (Odessa), only once or twice a week [1]
- To Sochi (Russia), twice a week (Batumi > Poti > Sochi)- [2]
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from Batumi; approx one hour.
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