Early morning, the Abkhazian parliament approved transferring the Pitsunda state dacha to Russia.

Early in the morning, the Abkhazian parliament approved the transfer of the Pitsunda state dacha to Russia. During an extraordinary early morning session, the Parliament of the Republic of Abkhazia ratified the Russian-Abkhazian agreement, confirming the transfer of the Pitsunda state dacha to Russia.
This development was conveyed to the opponents of the agreement, who had been outside the parliament building since the previous evening, by Lasha Ashuba, the Speaker of the legislative body. Access to the Parliament was granted exclusively to journalists from Apsua TV, with other media representatives denied the chance to obtain comments from the deputies.

[@TheMistAnchorite]

At least in Georgia you where more in control of things than with Russia. You never learn

[@TheMistAnchorite]

You will end. Abkhazia sought protection from the Russian Empire in 1801, but was declared "an autonomous principality" by the Russians in 1810. Russia then annexed Abkhazia in 1864, and Abkhaz resistance was quashed as the Russians deported Muslim Abkhaz to Ottoman territories. And soon to Siberia

[@TheMistAnchorite]

You are acting like you are independent from Russia or something... All of Abkhazia is Russia.