The President of Abkhazia refused to resign. The opposition said it was stopping negotiations with the authorities and would “increase its strength”
The president of partially recognized Abkhazia, Aslan Bzhania, refused to resign, as the opposition demanded at protests, local agency Apsnypress reports. Bzhania stated that he, the vice-president and prime minister of the country, as well as members of the government, “are on the ground, in Abkhazia, and will continue to work.” After Bzhania’s statement, the opposition gave him an ultimatum: they once again demanded that he leave, and, according to them, he must do this within an hour.