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Летећи Полип wrote:Nikad nisam video da neko onako kidise na policiju. Ono nije ni fanatizam, ni pravednicki gnev, ni euforija. Jedino sto mi trenutno pada na pamet da bih ono opisao su orkovi iz WH40k. To je ta tupa, tvrdoglava agresija koja ne ume da ustukne, nego samo lomi napred.

Летећи Полип wrote:



Stvarno, kad bi mu dodao dugu kosu i bradu, izgledao bi kao neki zli carobnjak iz Konana.

Pariz -- Francuska vlada radi na novim merama ograničavanja rasta cena struje, izjavio je ministar finansija Bruno le Mer.

On je poručio da zvanični Pariz želi da izbegne talas nezadovoljstva građana kakav je zahvatio Kazahstan.

"Pogledajte šta se događa u Kazahstanu, pokazuje nam šta se može dogoditi kada cene energije eksplodiraju, to je politički opasno", rekao je ministar finansija novinarima u novogodišnjem govoru, prenosi portal Indeks.
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"Ako u narednim danima ne nađemo rešenje za cene struje, Francuzima će krajem januara struja poskupeti od 35 do 40 posto", rekao je Le Mer.

Tokayev was seen as a faceless henchman. But now after he arrested Masimov, he is emerging as almost a hero for the pro-change crowd. A significant credit of trust all of a sudden. People also note a stark contrast in the quality of his speeches before and after.>>>

— Leonid Ragozin (@leonidragozin) January 8, 2022

Most of all, people - especially in Almaty (my source speaks to company’s HR head there) - want end of looting, opened supermarkets and banks, because many also can’t withdraw cash or pay for anything with cards. Trumps all political considerations really.

— Leonid Ragozin (@leonidragozin) January 8, 2022

Del Cap wrote:

Tokayev was seen as a faceless henchman. But now after he arrested Masimov, he is emerging as almost a hero for the pro-change crowd. A significant credit of trust all of a sudden. People also note a stark contrast in the quality of his speeches before and after.>>>

— Leonid Ragozin (@leonidragozin) January 8, 2022

Most of all, people - especially in Almaty (my source speaks to company’s HR head there) - want end of looting, opened supermarkets and banks, because many also can’t withdraw cash or pay for anything with cards. Trumps all political considerations really.

— Leonid Ragozin (@leonidragozin) January 8, 2022

Уличне борбе у Узбекистану трајале су целу ноћ, демонстранти отварају ватру на агенције за провођење закона

Каракалпаци намеравају да траже независност
„Ускоро ћемо се окупити испред зграде Жогаргија Кенеса, тражићемо независност“, рекао је становник Нукуса.
Према његовим речима, упркос томе што снаге безбедности и даље пуцају, људи се привлаче до зграде (Врховног савета) Јокаргија Кенеса.

Ситуација у Каракалпакстану остаје изузетно напета

Председник Узбекистана прогласио је ванредно стање у Каракалпакстану од 3. јула до 2. августа због немира

-У међувремену, председник Републике Узбекистан Шавкат Мирзијојев стигао је у град Нукус и рекао да се суверенитет Каракалпакстана мора сачувати.

China warns against meddling in Kazakhstan ahead of Putin meeting
It sounded like Xi Jinping was warning Putin against any adventures in Central Asia.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has kicked off a visit to Central Asia with a no-nonsense statement of support for the territorial integrity of his first host country, Kazakhstan.
It sounded like an assertive statement of intent from Beijing, coming just before Xi meets Russian President Vladimir Putin this week in a face to face that the world is watching closely.
Russian-ally Kazakhstan has been shaken by the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, while facing down saber-rattling from Russian nationalists angry at what they deem Kazakh disloyalty over the war.
After meeting President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in Kazakhstan’s capital, Xi made it clear that Beijing would not tolerate any encroachments on Kazakhstan’s territory.
“I would like to assure you that the government of China pays huge attention to relations with Kazakhstan,” he said, in remarks quoted in Russian in Tokayev’s office’s readout of the meeting.
“However the international situation changes, going forward we will also resolutely support Kazakhstan in the defense of its independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity; firmly support the reforms conducted by you to assure stability and development; [and] categorically come out against interference by any forces in the internal affairs of your country.”
Given that the most obvious potential threats to Kazakhstan’s territorial integrity emanate from its northern neighbor Russia, Xi’s words looked like a warning to Putin not to meddle in Central Asia, where Russia and China are the two major geopolitical players.
“Xi’s visit to Kazakhstan can be seen as a sign that Beijing sees Kazakhstan as a friend – and Russia should not do anything to hurt Beijing’s friend,” Mark Katz, a professor specializing in Russian foreign policy at George Mason University, told the South China Morning Post ahead of Xi’s state visit to Kazakhstan.
This was Xi’s first trip outside China since January 2020, in the early days of what became the coronavirus pandemic.
He is on his way to neighboring Uzbekistan to participate in a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), a security bloc whose members include, as well as China and Russia, four Central Asian states, India and Pakistan.
On the summit sidelines Xi will meet Putin, with whom he declared a “no limits” partnership when they last met in Beijing shortly before Russia invaded Ukraine.
China has not condemned Moscow’s aggression, but has blamed the West for stoking tensions. However, it has not provided any sanctions relief to Russia, either.
Putin will arrive at the SCO summit looking weakened, after Ukrainian counterattacks forced Russian forces to retreat in recent days.
Xi’s shot across the bow in Kazakhstan suggests that Beijing is determined to assert its interests in Central Asia, and make clear to Moscow that it sees the region as its own backyard as well as Russia’s.

A video showing the fighting on the Kyrgyz-Tajik border. A building and a tank can be seen on fire; suddenly, an explosion occurs in the spot where the vehicle is burning (ammo detonation?). pic.twitter.com/ggsgE4hNo0

— Status-6 (@Archer83Able) September 16, 2022

Local media report that protests began in Kazakhstan against Tokayev's re-election as president.

It is reported that network connection is being jammed on purpose and arrests began in the capital.

Kazakhstan's largest media don't report anything at the moment about protests. pic.twitter.com/Yl1pt2j9Jv

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) November 26, 2022