The officials of Abkhazia claim that the Georgian army will soon attack Abkhazia. As a remnant after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the Republic of Abkhazia has always claimed to be an independent country, but few countries recognize it. In 1992-1993, there was a war between Georgia and Abkhazia. Currently, Russian troops are stationed in Abkhazia, issuing passports to Russia, but Abkhazia is not part of Russia.
Russia is losing control over the Caucasus region, Chechnya has gained real high autonomy! Georgia is confident in restoring sovereignty over Abkhazia and South Ossetia!
Georgia wants to recover the Abkhazia area, which is definitely its long-cherished dream, but I hope Georgia doesn't get carried away. Currently, both the Abkhazia and South Ossetia regions are occupied by Russian troops. If Georgia continues to attack, it may end up like the 2008 Russo-Georgian War, and lose a large territory again.
How much land does Georgia have? If it loses some in one battle, and then fights a few more battles, Georgia might cease to exist. Therefore, Georgia needs to be patient. Russia's strength is still there, but due to the Ukraine-Russia conflict, it's hard to extricate itself. However, dealing with Georgia is still within Russia's control.
As an observer, the blogger thinks that Georgia wanting to recover its land is understandable. But now is not the right time. The timing is not yet right. Russian troops are still very strong. Just a slight touch, and the Georgian army would collapse. So don't take risks at this moment. If you take risks, the capital of Georgia might be gone. Don't act on impulse.
Georgia is certainly planning to attack Abkhazia and South Ossetia, to reclaim its ancestral land, which everyone can understand. But it depends on Georgia's own strength. If it lacks the strength and still wants to fight, it will lose even worse next time. It needs to wait for the right opportunity, to endure hardship and work hard, and never take risks. Military adventurism could kill Georgia.
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