Nauru has withdrawn its recognition of the self-proclaimed authorities in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, according to multiple reports. Abkhazia’s self-styled foreign ministry says the decision is forced and occurs under “unprecedented external pressure,” adding that it “regrets the forced nature” of the withdrawal. The same explanation is echoed in Abkhazia-linked statements carried by another outlet, which describes Nauru’s action as the result of significant outside pressure. Both accounts frame Nauru’s move as a change in official status toward the regions, which are not widely recognized internationally and remain part of Georgia’s internationally recognized territory. The reports focus on Abkhazia’s reaction to the withdrawal of recognition and do not provide details on the specific pressures, timing, or policy conditions referenced by Abkhaz officials. No alternative justification from Nauru is included in the provided summaries.