Nauru cuts diplomatic relations with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, according to reports citing Georgia’s position on the change. Georgia’s Foreign Ministry says the decision reflects respect for international law and notes that Tbilisi is ready to establish diplomatic relations with Nauru. The same move is described by other outlets as Nauru severing diplomatic ties with both the Abkhaz and South Ossetian authorities, which Georgia considers parts of its territory occupied by Russia. The reports do not provide details on the timing beyond indicating the diplomatic break has taken place, nor do they list any specific reasons beyond Georgia’s explanation grounded in international-law principles. Georgia frames the development as an opportunity to engage directly with Nauru through formal diplomatic relations. No additional information is provided in the cited summaries on whether Nauru has made parallel statements about its policy toward Georgia or Russia, or whether the decision affects other bilateral contacts. Overall, the information across outlets is consistent on the diplomatic severance from Abkhazia and South Ossetia and Georgia’s claim that it welcomes the development.