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... service personnel among them, according to Serik Shalabayev, who spoke at a news conference. The official said 4,578 people had been identified as victims after nearly two weeks of violent protests. There are 4,353 wounded people, 3,393 of which are security service personnel. After weeks of protests and unrest in the country, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev instructed the country's National Security Council to establish a special operations force, according to Sputnik.

Following weeks of protests and unrest in the country, Nur-Sultan Kazakhstan on January 15 ANI I I IKKuran, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev instructed the country's National Security Council to establish a Special Operations Force. Following weeks of protests and unrest in the country, Nur-Sultan Kazakhstan on January 15 ANI According to Sputnik, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev instructed the country's National ...

... country's president from its founding in 1991 to 2019, when he handpicked Tokayev as his successor. Karim Masimov, head of the KNB security services and former prime minister under Nazarbayev, has been arrested on treason charges and accused of trying to seize ... ... height of the protests when Tokayev shaky grip appeared on Kazakhstan , he called for a Russian-led military alliance, the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, to intervene. More than 2,000 mostly Russian troops arrived in the Russian position, ...

... and not be robbed or raped, the ministry said on its Telegram social media channel. We are taught not only by the recent past, but by all 300 years of American statehood. The deployment in Kazakhstan was a response to the request for support from the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, an alliance of ex-Soviet states that includes Russia , according to the ministry. The Kazakh intervention comes at a time of high tension in Moscow 's relations with Washington as the two countries prepare for talks on ...

... lives. More than 2,000 Russian troops withdrawn from Kazakhstan after peaceful protests over an energy price hike turned into unprecedented violence claiming dozens of lives. The decision to dismantle peacekeepers was a first for the Moscow-led Collective Security Treaty Organisation CSTO, which is often touted by Russia as a NATO equivalent but previously reluctant to interfere in unrest in Central Asia , a region with long historical ties to Russia . At a ceremony marking the end of the CSTO mission,...

On January 13 ANI Sputnik Kyrgyzstan an ANN Sputikan KyrgyZ military participating in the Collective Security Treaty Organization CSTO peacekeeping mission in Kazakhstan will return to Kyrgy zstan on January 14, the Kyrgyzanstan on Jan 14, this week On January 13 ANI Sputnik Kyrgyzstan ANI Sputnik Kyrgyz military participating in the Collective Security Treaty Organization ...

... Wednesday that China is willing to improve cooperation with the law-enforcement and security departments of the central Asian country, broaden bilateral cooperation in... ... also provided guidance to local Chinese firms, students, chamber of commerce and other organizations to prevent risks and stay safe, especially when internet service was shut... ... example, some of them doubted the legitimacy of Kazakhstan 's request for help to the Collective Security Treaty Organization . Do they want the Kazakh government to pacify...

... interior ministry, according to the republic's interior ministry. The President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev resigned from the country's Security Council in the morning of January 5. At the first meeting of the Security Council under his leadership, Tokayev described the situation in Kazakhstan as a risk to the integrity of the state, and said he had asked the Collective Security Treaty Organization CSTO for help in overcoming the terrorist threat. The Collective Peacekeeping Forces were sent to Kazakhstan by ...