At the moment, the opposition, including deputies, has left the administration building, having been replaced by civil servants and the commandant.
The parliamentary session, where lawmakers would address Khajimba’s resignation, will be held on Monday in the same building.
Protesters broke into Khajimba's office on Thursday, knocking windows and doors out. They demanded the President's resignation.
The unrest erupted in Abkhazia after legal proceedings against opposition presidential candidate Alkhas Kvitsiniya were launched. On 10 January, an Abkhazian court ruled the results of the latest presidential election, which took place on 8 September 2019, illegal. Abkhazia's Central Election Commission scheduled a new presidential presidential election for 22 March.
