The President of Abkhazia, Aslan Bzhania, is supported by security forces, the press service of the head of the partially recognized state said. This is reported byInterfax.
The press service said that in the village of Tamysh, Ochamchira district of Abkhazia, a meeting is being held in support of Bzhania, which is personally attended by “Prosecutor General Adgur Agrba, Minister of Internal Affairs Robert Kiut, Minister of Emergency Situations Lev Kvitsinia, Head of the State Security Service Dmitry Dbar, Chairman of the State Security Service Dmitry Kuchuberia, Chairman of the State Customs Committee Otar Khetsia, Head of the Migration Service Ramin Gablaya.”
Previously, the opposition in Abkhaziamade publicin Telegram a statement on the situation in the partially recognized state. The opposition’s appeal claims that the reign of the current head of state Aslan Bzhania is over, and what is happening in the state is society’s response to the anti-people policies of the president, leading to the enrichment of a narrow circle of his associates.
On November 15 in Abkhazia, opposition supporters presented an ultimatum to President Aslan Bzhania demanding his resignation within an hour. On November 12, mass protests began in the Abkhaz city of Sukhum due to the detention of oppositionists who opposed the ratification of an investment agreement with Russia.
The press service said that in the village of Tamysh, Ochamchira district of Abkhazia, a meeting is being held in support of Bzhania, which is personally attended by “Prosecutor General Adgur Agrba, Minister of Internal Affairs Robert Kiut, Minister of Emergency Situations Lev Kvitsinia, Head of the State Security Service Dmitry Dbar, Chairman of the State Security Service Dmitry Kuchuberia, Chairman of the State Customs Committee Otar Khetsia, Head of the Migration Service Ramin Gablaya.”
Previously, the opposition in Abkhaziamade publicin Telegram a statement on the situation in the partially recognized state. The opposition’s appeal claims that the reign of the current head of state Aslan Bzhania is over, and what is happening in the state is society’s response to the anti-people policies of the president, leading to the enrichment of a narrow circle of his associates.
On November 15 in Abkhazia, opposition supporters presented an ultimatum to President Aslan Bzhania demanding his resignation within an hour. On November 12, mass protests began in the Abkhaz city of Sukhum due to the detention of oppositionists who opposed the ratification of an investment agreement with Russia.
