November 19, 2024
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The president of Abkhazia resigned after mass protests: what is happening

The president of Abkhazia resigned after mass protests: what is happening The president of unrecognized Abkhazia resigned after protests over an investment agreement with the Russian Federation. The prime minister went with him, and Badra Gunba became acting vice president.”, — write on: unn.ua

The president of the unrecognized Republic of Abkhazia resigned under pressure from the opposition. This is reported by BBC News UNN.

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His decision was the result of protracted negotiations between the government and opposition forces, which brought thousands of people to the streets demanding change. Simultaneously with the change of president, Prime Minister Oleksandr Ankvab also resigned.

The political crisis in Abkhazia escalated after protesters seized the parliament building in Sukhum, demanding the resignation of Bzhania. The reason for the protests was the government’s decision to sign a new investment agreement with the Russian Federation, which outraged the opposition and part of the public.

Bzhania’s resignation was part of a deal with the opposition that promised to restore political stability in the country. Vice-President Badra Gunba will temporarily perform the duties of the president, and Valery Bganba, who has already headed the government in the past, will become the prime minister.

Protests in Abkhazia due to the agreement with Russia: Abkhazian leader Bzhaniya assures his readiness to resignNovember 16 2024, 11:25 • 19891 views

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