Russia sends troops to Kazakhstan

[Arūnas]

that peace loving Putin


A six-nation Russia-led military alliance has agreed to send peacekeeping troops to Kazakhstan at the request of the country's embattled leader as he declared a nationwide state of emergency and accepted his government's resignation amid protests

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-p...rd-2022-01-06/
https://www.newsweek.com/kazakhstan-...otests-1666033


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw...Czechoslovakia - reminds me of this

[Arūnas]

[Arūnas]

[Ion Basescul]

Cunts as usual

[Nomadian90']

I wonder what really happened there. And who is behind the Kazakh majdan? Are the Kazakhs themselves? It is doubtful that citizens will be able to organize themselves. As history shows, in such situations the provocateur is always someone from the outside. There are opinions that Turkey. Others say the USA. If there is a severe war there, it will be on plus of NATO and Ukraine, because Russia will involve its troops in Kazakhstan. More dead bodies, more chaos. For what? Because gas is expensive, because poverty? And why is there no organized coup of citizens in many countries where the police are persecuting people who do not want sanitary segregation with truncheons, gas or with the use of dogs, as recently in the Netherlands? Why is there no maidan, only in countries where the rulers of the world are fighting with others for their influence? In my opinion, the situation in Kazakhstan is the work of an from out.

[Ion Basescul]

I wonder what really happened there. And who is behind the Kazakh majdan? Are the Kazakhs themselves? It is doubtful that citizens will be able to organize themselves. As history shows, in such situations the provocateur is always someone from the outside. There are opinions that Turkey. Others say the USA. If there is a severe war there, it will be on plus of NATO and Ukraine, because Russia will involve its troops in Kazakhstan. More dead bodies, more chaos. For what? Because gas is expensive, because poverty? And why is there no organized coup of citizens in many countries where the police are persecuting people who do not want sanitary segregation with truncheons, gas or with the use of dogs, as recently in the Netherlands? Why is there no maidan, only in countries where the rulers of the world are fighting with others for their influence? In my opinion, the situation in Kazakhstan is the work of an outsider.

Considering that there are now voices from people in Putin's party calling to annex Kazakhstan, it's not really difficult to see who orchestrated this. It is indeed the work of an outsider.

[Nomadian90']

Considering that there are now voices from people in Putin's party calling to annex Kazakhstan, it's not really difficult to see who orchestrated this. It is indeed the work of an outsider.

He would have given himself a problem. NATO on the border with Ukraine. It's hot in Belarus, and here is the third front in Kazakhstan?

[SilverKnight]

Russia is being attacked on all sides, so they won't say no to this request..

[Ion Basescul]

He would have given himself a problem. NATO on the border with Ukraine. It's hot in Belarus, and here is the third front in Kazakhstan?

He needs a conflict and an enemy to divert the attention from real problems at home.

[Arūnas]

Russia is being attacked on all sides, so they won't say no to this request..

fully agree, poor Russia, just look at its size and population density