Раз: Парламент Абхазии проголосовал против ратификации соглашения с Россией об инвестициях.
Два: Глава минфина Абхазии заявил о нехватке денег после остановки помощи от РФ
Три: Абхазия попросила Россию бесплатно поставить 327 миллионов кВт⋅ч электроэнергии в 2025, но не получила ответа, сообщили РИА Новости власти республики 🤷♂️
Раз: Парламент Абхазии проголосовал против ратификации соглашения с Россией об инвестициях.
Два: Глава минфина Абхазии заявил о нехватке денег после остановки помощи от РФ
Три: Абхазия попросила Россию бесплатно поставить 327 миллионов кВт⋅ч электроэнергии в 2025, но не получила ответа, сообщили РИА Новости власти республики 🤷♂️
Дай. Там абхазов Зелебоба покусал что ли? 🤔🤣
BY Кружочки от Жеки
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