AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoFuel to Occupied Abkhazia: A Georgian company says it legally shipped about 300 tonnes of petrol to Abkhazia under an authorization extended by PM Irakli Kobakhidze, aiming to supply Gali-area stations—while opposition figures argue the scheme likely served Russia to dodge sanctions and demand details on routes, quantities, and legal consent. Parliamentary Pushback: The Gakharia for Georgia party has filed a parliamentary question pressing Kobakhidze for the government consent, the business entities involved, and the procedures used to move fuel into the occupied territory. Strategic Partnership With Azerbaijan: Kobakhidze met Azerbaijan’s ambassador Faig Guliyev, with both sides stressing the strategic importance of agreements signed during the PM’s Azerbaijan visit. Tbilisi Politics & Public Pressure: Sinatle marked its first anniversary supporting independent online media under state pressure, recalling a day when 22 outlets went offline for an hour as a warning about press freedom. Disinformation Watch: Myth Detector says it found 230 AI-generated fake Facebook accounts amplifying Georgian Dream talking points tied to Kobakhidze. Tbilisi Cityscape: Demolition has begun on the controversial Rike Park “pipes,” a Saakashvili-era project left unfinished for years.
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