Riot against Shakro: 12 more thieves in law prepare to be crowned in Rome, and the underworld faces a new war A conflict for influence flares up in the underworld. After the recent crowning of seven new thieves in law, carried out despite Shakro Molodi's ban, the Oniani-Dzhangveladze group is preparing for the next stage. Last Saturday another meeting was held in Rome, where 12 candidates for the title of thieves were invited. Most of them come from different regions of Georgia, one is Armenian. In total, 10–15 more people are scheduled to be crowned. However, Moscow intervened. Merev read a message from Shakro and Deri asking them to suspend new coronations due to the resonance. The meeting participants agreed to postpone them for a month. According to sources in the criminal community, Shakro's position has weakened considerably. He failed to prevent the previous coronation of the seven and now he is trying to maintain influence. It is possible that in case of further deterioration, Badri will take his place. A separate conflict is brewing with Lasha's group. Among those recently crowned was Nodar Nishnianidze, who is on the international wanted list for the murder of Irakli Managadze in Kiev, whom the Georgian media called an associate of Lasha's entourage. Additional tension is created by the participation of Maho Simonia, who is affiliated with the Japan Assassination Organization. There are also differences of opinion within the groups themselves. Two new thieves from Batumi - Ramaz and Chechen - are considered protégés of Enzo, who is at odds with Shakro's entourage. Influential crime boss Batumi Mindia opposes their coronation. Badri, the son of Aslan Koboldza, also has claims against them. Those around Lasha consider the Roman coronations to be a deliberate provocation capable of completely splitting the underworld. The next round of confrontation is expected in November, when the agreed postponement of new crowns expires.

Riot against Shakro: 12 more thieves in law prepare to be crowned in Rome, and the underworld faces a new war A conflict for influence flares up in the underworld. After the recent crowning of seven new thieves in law, carried out despite Shakro Molodi's ban, the Oniani-Dzhangveladze group is preparing for the next stage. Last Saturday another meeting was held in Rome, where 12 candidates for the title of thieves were invited. Most of them come from different regions of Georgia, one is Armenian. In total, 10–15 more people are scheduled to be crowned. However, Moscow intervened. Merev read a message from Shakro and Deri asking them to suspend new coronations due to the resonance. The meeting participants agreed to postpone them for a month. According to sources in the criminal community, Shakro's position has weakened considerably. He failed to prevent the previous coronation of the seven and now he is trying to maintain influence. It is possible that in case of further deterioration, Badri will take his place. A separate conflict is brewing with Lasha's group. Among those recently crowned was Nodar Nishnianidze, who is on the international wanted list for the murder of Irakli Managadze in Kiev, whom the Georgian media called an associate of Lasha's entourage. Additional tension is created by the participation of Maho Simonia, who is affiliated with the Japan Assassination Organization. There are also differences of opinion within the groups themselves. Two new thieves from Batumi - Ramaz and Chechen - are considered protégés of Enzo, who is at odds with Shakro's entourage. Influential crime boss Batumi Mindia opposes their coronation. Badri, the son of Aslan Koboldza, also has claims against them. Those around Lasha consider the Roman coronations to be a deliberate provocation capable of completely splitting the underworld. The next round of confrontation is expected in November, when the agreed postponement of new crowns expires.