Abkhazia Fuel Row: A Georgian company says it legally shipped about 300 tonnes of petrol to Abkhazia under an authorization, arguing it was meant for local stations in Gali amid shortages—while critics warn it could indirectly support Russian military needs. Media Under Pressure: Sinatle marked its first anniversary with “The Lights Must Stay On,” recalling last year’s coordinated offline moment for independent outlets and highlighting continued state pressure on journalism. Tbilisi Property Deal: A state-owned building near Freedom Square—once housing NATO/EU information offices—was sold at auction for GEL 34.81 million, with new owners required to invest and launch a commercial use. Disinformation Watch: Myth Detector reports 230 AI-linked fake Facebook accounts amplifying Georgian Dream narratives, tied to “Russophobia” messaging. Public Safety: Belarusian tourists injured in the Gomi Mountain crash remain in Batumi Republican Hospital; investigations continue. Politics & Diplomacy: PM Irakli Kobakhidze again accuses a “deep state” of trying to deter Russian tourists, while Azerbaijan and Georgia discuss strategic partnership. Regional Commemoration: Georgia marks 34 years since the start of the 1992 Abkhazia conflict. Weather: Heavy rain disrupts traffic in Tbilisi, including around Heroes’ Square.