Riots in Kazakhstan co-ordinated from Baltic States, Poland and Ukraine
Everything that is happening now in Kazakhstan is co-ordinated, particularly, by the Baltic States, Poland and Ukraine, the Russian political scientist Sergei Karnaukhov told Belarus 1 TV channel
“There are signals that everything that is happening now in Kazakhstan is co-ordinated from the Baltic States, Poland and Ukraine,” noted the expert noted. “The initial numbers of telephones for chats – which are familiar to all of us from Belarusian rallies – through which protest actions are coordinated, are absolutely the same set. However, the experience of Belarus [by western curators and protesters] was taken into account. Cameras on all posts are now purposefully disrupted. The protesters are well aware that responsibility can come, and it is inevitable. Everything is being done to ensure the inaccessibility of documenting their criminal actions.”
Talking about how the situation will develop further, the analyst suggested that the events of the last days are, unfortunately, only the beginning, “The situation in Kazakhstan is not localised. The operational environment is becoming more complicated and, apparently, everything is just beginning. Most likely, we are faced with an attempt of a powerful coup, which has very clear outlines. Perhaps, most importantly, is that everything happens on symbolic days. Some political analysts correctly noted that, firstly, the protest activity unleashed in the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Kazakhstan. Secondly, there are only a few days left before the start of negotiations between Russia and the United States on draft agreements on collective security. It seems to me that this [events in Kazakhstan] is the response of NATO and the collective coalition against Russia to our claims for peaceful coexistence.”
