US: No Recognition for Separatist Regions of Georgia
This act confirms that the United States does not recognize the independence claims of South Ossetia and Abkhazia, which are part of Georgia. This means no US government agency can support or act in a way that implies recognition of these regions as independent states. For US citizens who may have ties to these regions, it signifies a continuation of current foreign policy, with no changes in legal status or government support options.
Key points
The United States officially does not recognize South Ossetia or Abkhazia as independent states, treating them as part of Georgia.
No US federal department or agency may take actions or provide assistance that implies recognition of these regions.
Status:
Expired
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