Bloodbath in parliament: politicians shot - abbreviation in shock!

Bloodbath in parliament: politicians shot - abbreviation in shock!

A shocking crime shakes the political landscape of Abkhazia!

In a shocking incident that keeps the world in suspense, the politician Vakhtang Golandzia was shot in the halls of the Parliament of the Exchange Georgian region Abkhazia! Another MP was injured in this brutal attack. The APSNYPress news agency reported that Golandzia succumbed to his serious injuries he had suffered on Thursday.

The press department of the incumbent President Badra Gunba confirmed the tragic loss: "After the deadly injuries, MP Vakhtang died." But that's not all! Another MP, Kan Kvarchia, was also injured, which makes the situation even more dramatic.

The suspect on the escape

The Abkhazic Ministry of the Interior has identified the suspect: Adgur Kharazia, a colleague of Golandzia, is suspected as the shooter and is on the run! The reports from Russia indicate that another MP is responsible for the fatal shot. But what could have been the reason for this terrible act? So far there is no evidence of a motif!

Abkhazia, a lush subtropical region on the Black Sea coast, has a moving story. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, the region from Georgia's control broke out, which led to a war in which hundreds of thousands of ethnic Georgians had to flee. Russia has long supported Abkhazia and recognized the region as independent after a short war with Georgia in 2008.

political unrest and protests

The situation in Abkhazia was already tense after demonstrators stormed the parliament last month to protest against a controversial investment agreement with Russia. This led to the resignation of President Aslan Bzhania. The MPs refused to ratify the agreement, which further destabilized the political situation.

The opposition in Abkhazia had vehemently fought against the agreement, for fear that rich Russian investors could take over the region and displace the local population. Moscow, which invests heavily in the household in Abkhazia, is urging that Russian investors be able to acquire ownership rights and develop the region.

This tragic incident throws a dark shadow on the already tense political conditions in Abkhazia and leaves the question open: What consequences will this murder have for the future of the region?