The mandate of the OSCE mission in Georgia expired on 1 January 2009, after Russia vetoed its extension. OSCE monitors had been denied access to South Ossetia since the war. The mandate of the UNOMIG expired on 16 June 2009; its extension was also vetoed by Russia, which argued that the mandate did not properly reflect Russia's position of recognising Abkhazia as an independent state. According to UN mission head Johan Verbeke, about 60,000 ethnic Georgians in Abkhazia became vulnerable after the mission's end. As of 5 January 2015, 259 European Union Monitoring Mission  monitors operate in Georgia and 2 in Brussels. Russia does not allow EUMM monitors into Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Question: How many is the difference in the number of ethnic Georgians who became vulnerable and tne number of European Union Monitoring Mission monitors that operate in Georgia?
Answer: 59741

Question: How many is the difference in the number of ethnic Georgians who became vulnerable and the number of European Union Monitoring Mission monitors that operate in Brussels?
Answer: 59998

Question: How many total European Union Monitoring Mission monitors operated in Georgia and Brussels?
Answer: 261

Question: Which country are there more European Union Monitoring Mission monitors, Georgia or Brussels?
Answer: Georgia

Question: How many less European Union Monitoring Mission monitors are there in Brussels than in Georgia?
Answer: 257

Question: How many regions are not allowed to have EUMM monitors?
Answer: 2

Question: How many times has Russia blocked off an organization to have monitors in certain regions?
Answer: 2

Question: Which countries did not have monitors operating?
Answer: Abkhazia

Question: How many more more European Union Monitoring Mission monitors operate in Georgia than in Brussels?
Answer: 257

Question: How many areas does Russia prohibit EUMM monitors in?
Answer: 2