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Kyrgyzstan Violence Kills DozensPosted on Jun 11, 2010Ethnic violence erupted in the southern part of Kyrgyzstan, killing at least 46 people and injuring hundreds more as the interim national government imposed a state of emergency in the region on Friday. Witnesses say fighting broke out between rival Krygyz and Uzbek groups in the southern city of Osh, a stronghold of Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who was overthrown as president by a popular revolt in April. —JCL
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By last_boy_scout, June 14, 2010 at 7:50 am Link to this comment
Being on the Russian part, I can say that events seem to be a provocation. A bloody and atrocious one, but that doesn’t change a thing. The previous riots resulted in the ascendancy of today’s interim government have started a mere week after the U.S. bases were banned from the country and its servicemen were made to leave within a 10-days term.
This might not necessarily be the provocation of last President Kurmanbek Bakiyev — he flee to Byelorussia, if I’m not mistaken. Still there are enough powers benefitting from destabilizing the situation in the region. I pity for the common folk who always suffer at the situation like that.
Surely, there’s a chance that these are the tricks of the southern clans who lost most part of their
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By average USA Joe, June 11, 2010 at 12:58 pm Link to this comment
Now who do you think is behind all this?
who’s the biggest terrorist in the world who wants to regain its logistical supply points to Afghanistan?
I wonder if they’re gonna try one of their color revolution charade again?
in the same vein… follow Turkey, watch for military coup or other shenanigan… very soon.
If you know what I mean.
The reality is:
Afghanistan is lost.
Nato is imploding and finished.
The big false flag trigger events are very close at hand.
“going for broke” is the name of their next operation.
watch out, stay safe.
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