Russia has virtually completed the military port in the occupied Abkhazia - the media (video)

Moscow has already announced the timely completion of the construction of the port, which was started in 2023, and seeks to put Russian warships on a base in the occupied part of Georgia as soon as possible. The military port in the Abkhazi Okemchyr, which Russia plans to use to accommodate its warships in the occupied part of Georgia, is practically built. The course of construction work was recorded aerial photography, published by the Georgian TV channel TV Pirveli.

The videos posted on the Facebook page on the Facebook page shows the intensive movement of construction equipment and found that the work is continuous there. You can also see the newly built house, probably, to accommodate employees who have to operate a Russian military facility in occupied Georgia. Russia has already announced the timely completion of the construction of the port, which the separatist authorities of Abkhazia began in 2023.

"The purpose of Moscow is to put Russian warships in the port as soon as possible," the media said. The Georgian side fears that the Russian Federation can draw the country into the war, because if Russian ships are mooring in the port, then this place will be a legitimate goal for Ukrainian sea drones and missiles. The leader of the Abkhazia Movement Nucchri Nodia says the Georgian government should contact international partners.

"This port is a restorative process, and later it can be used in the war against Ukraine, as well as this object can become a Ukrainian target. This process is aimed at destabilization in the region. Our government should involve all international partners in the process," - says Nodia. Instead, the Georgian Dream pro -government only states that they are not able to act in the temporarily occupied territory. Abkhazia self -proclaimed independence from Georgia in 1992.

It happened with active military support from Russia, which led to an open war with Tbilisi. After a five -day war between Russia and Georgia in 2008, the Kremlin proclaimed the "independence" of the region, although most of the world community still recognizes Georgia's sovereignty over Abkhazia. The city of Okramchir is located on the Black Sea coast.

On January 26, 2009, the main headquarters of the Navy of Russia announced the creation of a Russian Flea Fleet of Russia in the port of Okramchir. We will remind, earlier the speaker of the Navy stated that Russia was faced with a deficit of sailors, because those who want to die in the sea is very little. According to him, the training of the maritime business takes a long time, and with each attack on the ships of the Black Sea Fleet the number of personnel continues to decrease.