Civil.Ge Georgian Citizen Detained in Abkhazia for Alleged Espionage
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- •Emzar Bagishvili was detained on March 10, 2026, on espionage charges.
- •He allegedly collected information for Georgian special services regarding military movements.
- •The incident reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions between Georgia and Abkhazia.
Emzar Bagishvili, a Georgian citizen with an Abkhaz residence permit, was detained by the de facto authorities of occupied Abkhazia on March 10, 2026. He is suspected of spying for Tbilisi, allegedly collecting and transmitting information about the socio-political situation and military movements in the region. The Abkhaz security service stated that such espionage activities are actively suppressed to protect the interests of Abkhazia. A case has been opened against Bagishvili on charges of espionage. The State Security Service of Georgia has activated a hotline to gather more details regarding the incident. This event highlights ongoing tensions between Georgia and the separatist region of Abkhazia, which is supported by Russia.
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