So-called presidential elections to be held in occupied Abkhazia on February 15

16:10, 11.02.2025

The so-called presidential elections will be held in Georgia’s Abkhazia, occupied by Russia, on February 15.

The so-called CEC chairman, Dimitri Marshan, stated that there are 134 thousand people in the so-called voter list.

According to the occupying regime’s representative, “polling stations will open in the city of Sokhumi, and in the districts of Gagra, Gudauta, Sokhumi, Gulripshi, Ochamchire, Tkvarcheli, and Gali.”

The occupation regime plans to open so-called polling stations in Russia and Turkiye.

According to the circulated information, so-called polling stations will open in Russia’s capital Moscow, and the city of Cherkessk, and in Turkiye – in the city of Adapazari in Sakarya province.

Five representatives of the separatist regime will participate in the so-called presidential elections: Badra Gunba, Oleg Bartsits, Robert Arshba, Adgur Ardzinba, and Adgur Khurkhumali.

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