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Flydende bomme udlagt ved det standsede russiske flådebaseprojekt i Ochamchire, besatte Abkhasien (Georgien).

Den 4. september 2026 offentliggjorde Newsweek en gennemgang af satellitbilleder af havnen i Ochamchire, hvor Rusland og de facto-abkhasiske myndigheder i 2023 annoncerede planer om en permanent russisk flådebase. Ifølge gennemgangen omfattede byggeriet i 2025 et lastlager, et indhegnet felt, betonfundamenter og en jernbanelinje, men udviklingen bremsede mærkbart i begyndelsen af 2026. Omkring 50 fartøjer lå fortøjet i havnen den 14. januar 2026 og var stadig til stede den 10. februar, men de fleste var rejst inden den 21. februar. I marts 2026 blev orange flydende bomme udlagt i havnen; de var stadig synlige den 27. august 2026.

Hændelse: 2026-03-07
Offentliggørelse: 2026-03-07
Først observeret: 2026-10-09T04:30:13.027Z
Kontrolstatus: Ikke vurderet
Lande: GE
Opdateret: 2026-10-09T04:30:13.027Z

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Boom barriers deployed at the stalled Russian naval-base project in Ochamchire, occupied Abkhazia (Georgia).

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2026-03-07T09:14:44Z

On 4 September 2026, Newsweek published a satellite-imagery review of the port of Ochamchire, where Russia and the de facto Abkhaz authorities announced plans for a permanent Russian naval base in 2023. According to the review, construction during 2025 included a cargo storage shed, a fenced field, concrete foundations and a railway line, but development slowed noticeably in early 2026. Around 50 vessels were moored in the port on 14 January 2026 and were still present on 10 February, but most had left by 21 February. In March 2026, orange boom barriers were deployed in the harbour; they were still visible on 27 August 2026.