During meetings with residents of Karakol, as well as Tyup and Ak-Suu districts, President Sadyr Japarov sharply criticized the intentions of certain political forces seeking to destabilize the situation in the republic.
Threat of interethnic conflict
The head of state reported that during discussions on ways to influence political processes, proposals were made to provoke clashes between ethnic groups to disrupt the elections.
"An interethnic conflict between Uzbeks and Kyrgyz must be provoked, then the elections will not take place."
The President emphasized that state and security structures possess all the necessary technical means and forces to suppress such actions and restore order in the shortest possible time.
Call for unity
Sadyr Japarov noted that interethnic harmony is a key condition for the development of Kyrgyzstan. He called on representatives of all ethnic groups—Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, Uyghurs, and Tajiks—to live together in peace in the country.
