2022 Kazakhstan violent unrest

kvs wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:

Urluber wrote:Russia has probably promised support (at least political). ...

What Russia needs to promise is that not a single airplane from Kazakhstan will be allowed into Russia and that any politician that tries to flee would be handed over to protesters

Russia should prevent Turkish cargo transports loaded with regime change operatives from flying into Kazakhstan.
The "protestors" are actual criminals and not victims of the regime.  

This is what I think to. I am pretty sure that Russia knows what is coming into Kazakhstan and what is coming out of Kazakhstan.

I am pretty sure Russian intelligence probably knew what was going to happen, they have been dialed in, especially around Russia.

kvs wrote:.....Russia should prevent Turkish cargo transports loaded with regime change operatives from flying into Kazakhstan.
The "protestors" are actual criminals and not victims of the regime.  

Why?

It's the job of Kazakh Military to terminate these operatives

It's not Russia's job to wipe asses of some disloyal horse fuckers

par far wrote:What kind of help will Russia send?

Solid guarantee that of they don't clean this up they and their families will be gift wrapped and handed over to new management

Any of their money in Russia will be confiscated in the name of democracy

kvs wrote:So the Kazakh nazionalists have links to the Uighurs in China.   Very interesting.  Clearly one big CIA operation from start to finish.

Of course!
Show me a spontaneous protest that develops in few nights into full-scale operation taking over airports and tv-towers, rade military ammo depots

When we have normal, spontaneous protest we have people shouting slogans against government, eating a plateful of pea soup and go home by dark. That's what happens in a protest when it's genuinely people being angry at government about something.

PapaDragon wrote:

kvs wrote:.....Russia should prevent Turkish cargo transports loaded with regime change operatives from flying into Kazakhstan.
The "protestors" are actual criminals and not victims of the regime.  

Why?

It's the job of Kazakh Military to terminate these operatives

It's not Russia's job to wipe asses of some disloyal horse fuckers

par far wrote:What kind of help will Russia send?

Solid guarantee that of they don't clean this up they and their families will be gift wrapped and handed over to new management

Any of their money in Russia will be confiscated in the name of democracy

The last thing that Russia needs is another Ukraine on their border(this is aimed at Russia), this also involves China as well, there will be more than likely Russian support for Kazakhstan.

Also Kazakhstan is part of the Collective Security Treaty Organization and ally of Russia, if Russia does not send support and help, than what is the difference between US/NATO and Russia?

How is Kazakhstan disloyal? They joined Russian led bloc.

PapaDragon wrote:

kvs wrote:.....Russia should prevent Turkish cargo transports loaded with regime change operatives from flying into Kazakhstan.
The "protestors" are actual criminals and not victims of the regime.  

Why?

It's the job of Kazakh Military to terminate these operatives

It's not Russia's job to wipe asses of some disloyal horse fuckers

par far wrote:What kind of help will Russia send?

Solid guarantee that of they don't clean this up they and their families will be gift wrapped and handed over to new management

Any of their money in Russia will be confiscated in the name of democracy

You have a disdain for strategic thinking

Russia should provide Kazakhstan with whatever help they ask for

And then back them in cutting ties with Kiev and Washington after order has been restored, and rounding up all the opposition oligarchs

The OVKS has just decided a peace mission. # Russia now sends soldiers to #kasachstan
#Russia

Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:The OVKS has just decided a peace mission. # Russia now sends soldiers to #kasachstan
#Russia

This is just shows to Armenians, if you ask for help, they will send help. Armenia never asked for help and lost.

If the reports are true.

PapaDragon wrote:

Urluber wrote:Russia has probably promised support (at least political). ...

What Russia needs to promise is that not a single airplane from Kazakhstan will be allowed into Russia and that any politician that tries to flee would be handed over to protesters

Well, that also. It's tiresome to see how Russia still is expected to bail out everyone without the bailed-out ones putting any effort themselves.

The Ukrainian guy fleeing to Russia back in 2014 with his billions without any fight was a lame show. But that's another topic.
I'm sure if Russia bails out the Kazakh regime from this, they expect Kazakhstan to pay Russia for Baikonur for the next 50 years.

Urluber wrote:

PapaDragon wrote:

Urluber wrote:Russia has probably promised support (at least political). ...

What Russia needs to promise is that not a single airplane from Kazakhstan will be allowed into Russia and that any politician that tries to flee would be handed over to protesters

Well, that also. It's tiresome to see how Russia still is expected to bail out everyone without the bailed-out ones putting any effort themselves.

The Ukrainian guy fleeing to Russia back in 2014 with his billions without any fight was a lame show. But that's another topic.
I'm sure if Russia bails out the Kazakh regime from this, they expect Kazakhstan to pay Russia for Baikonur for the next 50 years.

I actually expect Russia to demand reforms in Kazakhstan. Meaning that Kazakhstan will have to adjust their economy and social structure by Russian demands. Will be good for Kazakhstan in long run anyway.

Kazakh president asks Russia-led bloc for military help

Allied military help needed to quell actions of “terrorist bands” amid violent civil unrest in Kazakhstan, the president insists.

The Kazakh president has asked the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) for help amid violent unrest gripping the nation, claiming that “terrorists” were overrunning strategic facilities across the country.

“I believe reaching out to our CSTO partners is appropriate and timely,” President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev was quoted as saying by the media late on Wednesday.

The president slammed the violent protesters who have overrun government buildings and other facilities in several cities across the country. Moreover, he said an “intense firefight” between an airborne military unit and the “terrorists” had been going on outside the country’s largest city, Almaty, at the time of his address. These highly organized “terrorists” had been trained abroad, Tokayev alleged.

https://www.rt.com/russia/545250-kazakhstan-protests-csto-military-help/

Eight police and military killed, over 300 injured, and we are supposed to believe this is because of fuel price hikes? Murkanz up to their old tricks again it would seem.

Cue our corrupt MSM sock puppets to complain about "authoritarian regimes" committing "human rights violations" against "pro-democracy protestors".  

More looting in Almaty



General chaos



The airport


Police surrendering somewhere in Almaty


The Kazakh security forces are now saying they won't enter Almaty 'till morning. Smart move. Let the citizens of Almaty experience another night of western-sponsored democracy and develop an immune-reaction to it.

Meanwhile there is word of the CSTO sending peacekeepers to guard key infrastructural objects (airports, power stations, TV stations, embassies, etc...) until the situation stabilizes. Also the correct decision I feel, the Kazakh military can't be relied upon for the most important jobs, but there is no need for more overt actions.

I never expected Kazakhstan to be this weak as a state. It started to fall apart like a house of cards. Nazerbayev had the foresight to move the capital to the north in the 90s - that's probably what has saved the government. Almaty has been overrun by protestors, marauders and insurgents.

But what now? Every clan fighting for power in this way from now on and orchestrating revolutions against one another every few years like in Kyrgyzstan?
I don't even know.

If it's mostly Almaty, couldn't the authorities try to surround the city, prevent people leaving and coming in? Also provide a no fly zone and any plane trying to fly over gets diverted?

no Pardon for Turkey and Azerbaijan! Stop the Theater from Turkey!

AFP News Agency
@AFP
#BREAKING Moscow-led alliance to send "peacekeeping forces" to protest-hit Kazakhstan, its chairman says

There is a thread about this already.

https://www.russiadefence.net/t7906p75-colour-revolutions-in-the-former-soviet-republics#352195

miketheterrible wrote:There is a thread about this already.

https://www.russiadefence.net/t7906p75-colour-revolutions-in-the-former-soviet-republics#352195

Ah, I knew there had to be one somewhere... just couldn't find it.

flamming_python wrote:More looting in Almaty

The Kazakh security forces are now saying they won't enter Almaty 'till morning. Smart move. Let the citizens of Almaty experience another night of western-sponsored democracy and develop an immune-reaction to it.

Meanwhile there is word of the CSTO sending peacekeepers to guard key infrastructural objects (airports, power stations, TV stations, embassies, etc...) until the situation stabilizes. Also the correct decision I feel, the Kazakh military can't be relied upon for the most important jobs, but there is no need for more overt actions.

I never expected Kazakhstan to be this weak as a state. It started to fall apart like a house of cards. Nazerbayev had the foresight to move the capital to the north in the 90s - that's probably what has saved the government. Almaty has been overrun by protestors, marauders and insurgents.

But what now? Every clan fighting for power in this way from now on and orchestrating revolutions against one another every few years like in Kyrgyzstan?
I don't even know.

Nothing prevents Russia from coordinating there after this mess is cleared. Form a proper power structure.
If (and when) this mess is cleared it's certain Russia will be the strongest player standing.

Russia has extensive experience of putting the clans in order (Caucasus in general, Afghanistan, Chechnya, Syria - in chronological order). It is not about shedding blood as is generally portrayed in western-dominated information space but about art of the deal.

You need to take in consideration interests of various groups, but bind them into a favorable order. It's definitely possible if there is will.

Am not sure Turkey is involved in this

Erdogan has enough of his own problems at the moment, to not want to provoke any further differences of opinion with Russia, on which there are a good many already. After all, Erdogan might have to turn to that same Russia and China to bail his own ass from mass protests and regime change soon enough, or to provide some relief to the Turkish economy before that happens.

Erdo and Putin had a phone-call about the Transcaucasus and Central Asian regions just a few days ago, don't know what was discussed.

That photo is funny. Turkey has no links (hostorical, etc.) to the territory in Siberia that is drawn on the map. If it wants
to be so ambitious it should claim all of the New World since the aboriginals there moved out of the Altai around 15,000 years
ago.

Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:
no Pardon for Turkey and Azerbaijan! Stop the Theater from Turkey!

AFP News Agency
@AFP
#BREAKING Moscow-led alliance to send "peacekeeping forces" to protest-hit Kazakhstan, its chairman says

Turkey is essentially a nobody.
Russia needs to patiently tolerate its pathetic barking in order to keep it in the loop. For now.

Turkey is an important component in the plan to disintegrate US-contingent. We have seen great success in driving USA away from the Middle East and driving wedge into the block (with Turk stream, S-400 sales).

Turkey is by no means a player at level of Russia. It can be tolerated to use it as a tool. I'm sure Russia knows everything Turkey is up to and can prevent the overflows from megalomaniac sultan if needed.

par far wrote:...The last thing that Russia needs is another Ukraine on their border(this is aimed at Russia), this also involves China as well, there will be more than likely Russian support for Kazakhstan...

Kazakhstan is in the middle of fucking nowhere, what are they gonna do? Ask for EU membership?

Also, it's Chinese problem even more than Russian so they could get off their asses for a change

par far wrote:...Also Kazakhstan is part of the Collective Security Treaty Organization and ally of Russia...

Ally that has been trying to scam them for decades on every single issue

Also they are not under military threat so CSTO has no business in this

par far wrote:...How is Kazakhstan disloyal? They joined Russian led bloc.

And are now trying to bail

Protesters ARE Kazaks




Also, there's barely any mention of this on CNN and other networks, looks like this is another case of local politicians being retards just like in Belarus

Blood needs to flow here so things could become clearer in the long run, enough of the old neutrality bullshit (AKA waiting for Brussels to take over)  

Welp I was totally wrong, CSTO mission was approved looks like

Guess belarus and kazakh are the latest trophies, that wonderful idiotic spat between Armenia and azerbaijan also was nice in 2021 for russian army to get another slice of kavkaz.

All in all, it goes wonderfully

Many trophies...

-2001 201st base Tajikistan reinforced
-2008 Abkhazia and south ossetia are supported
-2012 Kyrgyzstan Bishkek agreement, Russians bolster presence
-2015 Crimea donbass situation, Russia stabilizes Ukrainian direction
-2020 nagornoh karabakh gets Russian presence for first time since collapse of USSR
-2021 belarus signs memorandum of union by 21 agreements linking with Russia
-2022 Kazakhstan activates CSTO

Idk boys, I'd call this a sphere of influence if I ever saw one



Ffs for this hassle baikonur should be rent free hehehe

Arkanghelsk wrote:Welp I was totally wrong, CSTO mission was approved looks like

Guess belarus and kazakh are the latest trophies, that wonderful idiotic spat between Armenia and azerbaijan also was nice in 2021 for russian army to get another slice of kavkaz.

All in all, it goes wonderfully

Many trophies...

Russia has drawn its red lines.
They tolerated the Hollywood quite a long time (for whatever reason: be it rotten elements in government, mutually beneficiary arrangements or tactical retreat - there are many versions) but games are clearly over.

As I have indicated before already, USA is not a wonder-barrel of infinite power.
If it is faced with firm resistance it runs its hand empty surprisingly quick. We've seen that in Byelorus (in my opinion it is not getting all the deserved respect in Russia - after all it was pretty much the first one of ex-Soviet countries to stand up, par Russia itself, I know Luka fukups against Russia). And even more so in resistance of Iran. They fired rockets to US base and nothing happened. I'm no fan of Iran (as a christian) but it for sure has made great contribution in exposing the Hollywood.