The import of fuel into Abkhazia by a Georgian company with the permission of the Dream government actually means supplying Russian military bases, - economist Roman Gotsiridze writes on social networks, responding to the Prime Minister's statement that it was not the government, but business, that brought fuel into occupied Abkhazia.

As he notes, this company involved in betrayal will not escape sanctions.

“The import of fuel into Abkhazia by a Georgian company with the permission of the Dream government actually means supplying Russian military bases.

It should be immediately known which company brought in how much fuel to Abkhazia and whether the Russian occupation forces benefited from it. It is also possible that the fuel was transported to Russian territory. This company involved in the betrayal will not escape sanctions,” writes Roman Gotsiridze.

For information, the media is reporting that, amid the fuel crisis in Abkhazia, fuel was imported from Georgian-controlled territory. Today, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze confirmed this information at the briefing held at the government administration and specified that the fuel was imported legally, not by the government, but by business.