Examples of using Abkhaz in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
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(russian) You don't speak abkhaz?
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The ethnological development of the Abazian people resembles that of the Abkhaz people.
(abkhaz) Who's that kid?
A Russian special detachment led the operation followed by Abkhaz fighters and CMPC volunteers.
(abkhaz) Leave him alone.
After the fall of the village, most of its inhabitants(including nuns and priests)were killed by Abkhaz formations and their allies(see Kamani massacre).
(abkhaz) Your guest is living.
It was perpetrated against Georgian civilians of Sukhumi,mainly by militia forces of Abkhaz separatists, their North Caucasian and Russian allies.
(abkhaz) What do you just caught, Kikva?
On the same day they raped Georgian teenagers, and along with the Abkhaz militants, committed atrocities against Georgian civilians in the village of Ordzhonikidze.
(abkhaz) Daur, he can't understand you.
Roughly 230,000 to 250,000 Georgians were expelled from Abkhazia by Abkhaz separatists and North Caucasians volunteers(including Chechens) in 1992-1993.
One Abkhaz soldier was mistakenly killed by his own men.
Roughly 230,000 to 250,000 Georgians[39] were massacred orexpelled from Abkhazia by Abkhaz separatists and North Caucasian volunteers(including Chechens) in 1992- 1993.
Abkhaz and CMPC forces attacked the town of Gagra on 1 October.
After a failed attempt to storm Sukhumi from the west, the Abkhaz formations and their allies diverted their offensive on the northern and eastern sides of Sukhumi.
The Abkhaz and CMPC forces reconsolidated and launched another attack, capturing Gagra on 2 October.
Between 13,000 and 20,000 ethnic Georgians and about 3,000 Abkhaz were reported killed, with more than 250,000 Georgians becoming internally displaced persons or refugees.
The Abkhaz de facto authorities had then announced their decision to push Georgian armed forces out of the Upper Kodori Valley.
In response, the anti-Soviet groups organised a series of informal meetings across the republic andclaimed the Soviet government was using Abkhaz separatism in order to oppose the pro-independence movement.
Russian and Abkhaz officials denied the claim.
In response, the anti-Soviet groups organized a series of unsanctioned meetings across the republic,claiming that the Soviet government was using Abkhaz separatism in order to oppose the nationalist movement.
By this time, Abkhaz separatists occupied almost all the strategic heights and began to besiege Sukhumi.
On the morning of 9 August 2008, the Abkhaz de facto deputy defense minister requested, that UNOMIG should withdraw its observers from the Upper Kodori Valley.
The Abkhaz de facto authorities announced a decision, taken by president Bagapsh, to expel the Georgian armed forces from the Upper Kodori Valley.
The same witnesses reported seeing dead Abkhaz civilians, including women and elderly people, scattered in the streets, even though the fighting had ended days before.
Abkhaz soldiers said, that they had discovered a"mountain of weapons", from American M-16 rifles to artillery units and mortars, as well as herds of abandoned cattle.[3].
From 13,000 to 20,000 ethnic Georgians and approximately 3,000 Abkhaz have been reported to be killed, more than 250,000 Georgians became internally displaced or refugees and 2,000 are considered missing.