Fuel Shipments to Abkhazia: Georgia Uses Private Firms to End Energy Crisis
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Fuel shipments to Abkhazia: Georgia uses private firms to end energy crisis
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze has confirmed the shipment of fuel to Abkhazia to mitigate an acute energy crisis in the region. The Georgian government specified that these supplies are organized via private commercial enterprises rather than state channels. This move comes as Abkhazian gas stations face prolonged queues, signaling Tbilisi's attempt to utilize economic levers amid a volatile international climate. Logistics Under Pres…
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Tbilisi Confirms ‘Business’ Supplied Fuel to Occupied Abkhazia From Georgia Proper Amid Shortages - Civil Georgia
Georgian Dream Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze confirmed on August 12 that fuel had been supplied to occupied Abkhazia by “business” from Georgia proper amid a continuing shortage that has prompted the region’s de facto authorities to impose restrictions and prioritize supplies for essential services. The shortage comes as Russia, known to be Abkhazia’s supplier, has faced domestic fuel-supply pressure amid repeated Ukrainian drone strikes on o…
Irakli Kobakhidze confirms that fuel has entered occupied Abkhazia from the territory controlled by Georgia. According to him, the state itself did not supply the fuel and the product was imported by private business. “We did not import it, business imported it,” Kobakhidze said at a briefing held at the government administration on August 12, when he was asked about the fuel shortage in Abkhazia. According to the Prime Minister, such economic a…
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