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  • A man living near the destroyed Abkhazian governmental building in Sukhumi, the capital of the breakaway Abkhazia, is sitting on his balcony
  • Some 47 000 people, according to the official information, came to the main Freedom square in Sukhumi, the capital of the breakaway republic of Abkhazia for a nation-wide gathering to support strive for independence
  • An Abkhazian policewoman takes a picture of her colleague with a Russian flag after the rally. Some 47 000 people, according to the official information, came to the main Freedom Square in Sukhumi, the capital of the breakaway republic of Abkhazia for a nation-wide gathering to support strive for independence
  • Abkhazian president Sergei Bagapsh greets one of the elders. Some 47 000 people, according to the official information, came to the main square in Sukhumi, the capital of the breakaway republic of Abkhazia for a nation-wide gathering to support strive for independence
  • People embrace each other waving Abkhazian flags on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square, celebrating the news about Russia's recognition of the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia
  • An Abkhazian soldier is drinking brotherhood with a Russian female tourist on Sukhumi's main Independence Square, celebrating Russia's recognition of the breakaway republic
  • An Abkhazian man standing on the roof of his car parked in the middle of Sukhumi's main Freedom Square after shooting into the air saluting Russia's recognition of the breakaway republic
  • 8A girl is holding her ears to avoid ceaseless sound of shots to the air with which Abkhazians are celebrating Russia's recognition of the breakaway republic
  • People wave Abkhazian flags greeting the firework, dedicated to celebration of Russia's recognition of Abkhazia's and South Ossetia's independence
  • A parade rehearsal for 15th anniversary of Abkhazia's victory in the war with Georgia in 1993, held on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square, is seen from the window of the House of Parliament destroyed during this war
  • Students of Sukhumi Military School attend the first Victory Day parade rehearsal on Sukhumi's main Independence square
  • Victory day parade rehearsal on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square to celebrate 15th anniversary of the end of Abkhazian-Georgian war in 1992-1993
  • An Abkhazian soldier is running to hide the flag from the rain during the parade rehearsal at Sukhumi's main Freedom Square
  • Abkhazians and the Russian Cossack securing the icon of last Russian Tsar Nicholas II, who was recently canonized, watch the parade on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square, dedicated to the 15th anniversary of the breakaway republic's victory in the war with Georgia in 1993
  • An Abkhazian white hat is saluting to the Minister of Defense of the breakaway republic during the parade dedicated to the 15th anniversary of Abkhazia's victory in the war with Georgia in 1992-1993
  • Abkhazian schoolchildren watch the parade on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square, which is dedicated to the 15th anniversary of Abkhazia's victory in the war with Georgia in 1993
  • The trumpet player of the Abkhazian military orchestra is marching on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square during the parade dedicated the Abkhazia's victory in the war with Georgia in 1993 with the reflection of the destroyed House of Parliament seen in his grunt-horn
  • Youngsters watch the Victory Day parade on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square from one of the windows of the destroyed House of Parliament
  • Female soldiers and a boy watch a military vehicle passing by during the Victory Day parade on Sukhumi's main Freedom Square
  • Few people pass Sukhumi's main Freedom Square hosting all the major events in the life of the breakaway republic on ordinary evenings
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