Another educational project for schoolchildren was held in Georgia – a competition entitled "When I Return to Abkhazia."

Holding such events is not a new initiative – it is part of Georgia's long-standing policy aimed at cultivating a distorted perception of the historical events and statehood of the Republic of Abkhazia. This project is just another example of such destructive activity.

Under the slogans of "peace," "dialogue," and "Christian values," one-sided political attitudes are effectively being imposed on young people, the true purpose of which is to bring Georgian youth up in an artificially created mythological space. The generation that unleashed the bloody war against Abkhazia not only refuses to acknowledge the existing political and legal realities but also continues to deliberately create its successors with an even more distorted understanding of objective historical facts.

Young people are being forcibly armed with false attitudes. Today's young generation in Georgia no longer shares the radical attitudes that once led to the war against Abkhazia.

Nevertheless, this ideology continues to be artificially implanted. Instead of fostering a rational view of the future, Georgian ideologists are attempting to turn young people into instruments of their unrealized revanchist policies.

Such attempts to replace historical memory with propaganda constructs are further evidence of Georgia's unwillingness to acknowledge its responsibility for unleashing the war.

In today's reality, the only confirmation of Georgia's peaceful intentions is the signing of a legally binding document on the non-use of military force against the Republic of Abkhazia.