Abkhazia and political crisis in Georgia

An Abkhazian perspective on the political crisis in Georgia

Inal Khashig
06.04.2023

Abkhazia and political crisis in Georgia

To what extent does the current political crisis in Georgia threaten Abkhazia? Why do the Abkhaz authorities want to make Minsk a negotiating platform for the settlement of the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict? Abkhazian political scientist Astamur Tania and editor of the Chegemskaya Pravda newspaper, Inal Khashig, discuss in this video.

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