How to get support from Georgia (country) about unknown transactions?

The bank approved the charges. Apple will verify activity on your account, but not someone else’s account. That information is private. Apple has no way to determine who the actual card owner is. Banks verify that information, not Apple. If the purchase is approved by the bank, Apple can’t cancel a transaction. If you want a transaction (purchase) canceled the bank must do it. If it is fraud, the banks fraud department or local law enforcement can contact Apple.

Apple does not have email support or chat in Georgia. You can try this link for phone support, but it may be by region and involve charges.

Contact Apple Support - Apple Support (GE)

First you might want to see if you can regonize the charges, see if you can do that this why from Georgia:

1. To see your purchase history, go to reportaproblem.apple.com.
2. Sign in with your Apple Account.
3. A list of purchases appears. To see family members' purchases, select the Apple Account button and choose a family member.
4. To see the full receipt including tax, tap or click the date. Multiple purchases, including subscriptions, might be grouped onto one charge.

If the charge is for a subscription that you no longer want, you can cancel the subscription. Find out where else you can view your Purchase History.

funtaps (Author)

Perhaps a different angle could be found & be helpful

when looking for such things? A deception? Could be!

Recognize and avoid social engineering schemes including phishing

messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

//support.apple.com/en-us/102568

IF this is what might be cause, behind the matter at hand;

that could be a plausible answer that you may sort out.

Apple Support has no way to verify you and know that you are not a scammer. Your local law enforcement can request assistance from Apple.

Report the fraud to the bank that issued your credit card and file a report with your local law enforcement.

https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/law-enforcement-guidelines-us.pdf

https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/gle-inforequest.pdf

If you do not see the purchase in your account history, then that means your card has been compromised and you will need to contact the bank that issued the card. For some reason the bank approved a purchase that was not made by you and that will need to be disputed. Additional steps will be needed if your account details have been exposed to another person.

Your welcome.

The means does not give them the right. Apple has terms and conditions guaranteeing privacy, within the limitations of the country or region services are provided. Even the agreement with payment network operators (Visa, Mastercard etc.) to accept their cards has limitations to what a merchant can and cannot do.

I know it doesn’t make sense, but this is currently the way it works. You just need to trust the bank will do what they are responsible for doing and your local law enforcement will pursue the matter.