The so-called security Council of occupied Abkhazia decided on October 18 to restrict movement through the Enguri Bridge crossing point between October 23 and 30, during the Parliamentary elections in Georgia, to avoid “possible provocation from radical forces.”
The restriction allows for certain exceptions. For example, it allows for the return of residents of the occupied area who are now in other parts Georgia as well as the uninterrupted functioning of energy system (through Chernomorenergo). During the “council meeting“, the de facto leader Aslan Bzhania instructed the defacto law enforcement to intensify their work in the run-up to the Georgian parliamentary elections.
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