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{{Country
|name =''აფხაზეთი''
|map =S-ossetia1.jpg
|flag =Flag of Abkhazia.png
|arms =Arms of Abkhazia.png
|capital =Sukhumi
|capital-raw =
|government =Republic
|government-raw =
|language =[[Abkhaz]], [[Russian]]
|king =
|queen =
|monarch-raw =
|president =Raul Khajimba
|president-raw =
|chancellor =
|chancellor-raw =
|pm =Beslan Butba
|pm-raw =
|area =3,344 sq mi
|pop =242,862
|pop-basis =2012
|gdp =$500 million
|gdp-year =
|gdp-pc =
|currency =Abkhazian apsar, Russian ruble
|idd =
|tld =
}}
'''Abkhazia''' is a region in western border of [[Russia]] and the [[Republic of Georgia]], between the [[Black Sea]] and the [[Caucasus]] mountains. The capital is Sukhumi, other popular tourist destination are Gagra and Pitsunda.
'''Abkhazia''' is a region in western border of [[Russia]] and the [[Republic of Georgia]], between the [[Black Sea]] and the [[Caucasus]] mountains. The capital is Sukhumi, other popular tourist destination are Gagra and Pitsunda.
After The Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, the question was whether Georgia would use force to reassert its historic claims to the region. In 1992, war between Abkhazia and Georgia broke out. [[Russia]] sided with Abkhazia. After Abkhazian victory many Georgian were forced to leave Abkhazia. It has a population of roughly 200,000 people, consisting of Abkhazians, Georgians, Russians and Armenians.
After The Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, the question was whether Georgia would use force to reassert its historic claims to the region. In 1992, war between Abkhazia and Georgia broke out. [[Russia]] sided with Abkhazia. After Abkhazian victory many Georgian were forced to leave Abkhazia. It has a population of roughly 200,000 people, consisting of Abkhazians, Georgians, Russians and Armenians.