Day: January 6, 2022

People flocked to the & nbsp; central square of the city. One of the & nbsp; groups of protesters blocked the road to the & nbsp; airport. The agency writes that & nbsp; no clashes with the & nbsp; police have yet been & nbsp; observed. In addition, shooting resumed in & nbsp; Alma-Ata. In the & nbsp; area of ​​the Republic Square, clashes are recorded. On the eve, the protesters seized the international airport in & nbsp; Alma-Ata, and the airport of Aktau also stopped working. Today, all flights were canceled at the Nur-Sultan airport. The protests in & nbsp; Kazakhstan have continued since & nbsp; 2 & nbsp; January. Initially, the demonstrators demanded lower prices for liquefied gas. The protests didn & nbsp; cease after meeting their demands. The government has resigned. A state of emergency is in effect on the territory of the whole country. President Kassym-Jomart

“If we talk about & nbsp; those tasks that are set before & nbsp; then & nbsp; can be conditionally divided into two & nbsp; basic. The first & nbsp; & mdash; protection of the most important state, strategic facilities. And & nbsp; second task & nbsp; & mdash; helping to & nbsp; maintaining law and order so that people feel safe & nbsp; & mdash; Zas said. Mass protests in & nbsp; Kazakhstan began in & nbsp; the first days of 2022. Then the inhabitants of the cities of Zhanaozen and & nbsp; Aktau in & nbsp; Mangystau region & nbsp; & mdash; oil-producing region in the & nbsp; west of the country & nbsp; & mdash; opposed a two-fold increase in prices for & nbsp; liquefied petroleum gas, then the protests spread to & nbsp; other cities. A state of emergency was introduced in & nbsp; Kazakhstan for

“The cleanup is now going on & nbsp; the whole city, there is no information about & nbsp; no dead & raquo; & md nbsp; said a police spokesman. According to & nbsp; the channel's data, & nbsp; Alma-Ata has no internet at the moment, and & nbsp; mobile communication is unstable. Saltanat Azirbek also clarified that & nbsp; information about & nbsp; capture of TV tower “ Koktobe '' not & nbsp; was not confirmed, writes RIA Novosti. Earlier, the & nbsp; Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan reported that & nbsp; during the riots in & nbsp; 18 security officials were killed, 748 were wounded. Also during the protests, 2 & nbsp; 298 people. On January 5 & nbsp; amid protests and & nbsp; pogroms in & nbsp; Kazakhstan, President Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev appealed to & nbsp; the heads of the CSTO states with & nbsp; a request to

In & nbsp; January last year, some Americans celebrated Joe Biden's coming to & nbsp; power and & nbsp; was glad that & nbsp; got rid of & nbsp; agent of the Russian special services '' in the & nbsp; White House; another & nbsp; & mdash; feared that the & nbsp; “ world behind the scenes '' deprived the legally elected president of victory. The events of January 6 & nbsp; over the past year began to be interpreted in completely different ways. Some saw in & nbsp; them an attempted coup d'etat by & nbsp; by Trump, its analogue of the Nazi arson of the Reichstag in & nbsp; 1933, and & nbsp; a threat worse than & nbsp; the September 11 & nbsp; attacks; others & nbsp; & mdash; an ordinary episode of violence and & nbsp; failure of the security service. Biden's inauguration, at & nbsp;

According to & nbsp; he said, the court granted the prosecutor's request to & nbsp; arrest all property and & nbsp; assets on the ex-president, who is now located ; rest outside of Ukraine. Poroshenko is a suspect in the & nbsp; treason case. The case was initiated under & nbsp; h. 1 and & nbsp; h. 3 tbsp. 258 & minus; 5 (Financing of terrorism), part 1 of Art. & Nbsp; 111 (High treason) and & nbsp; h. 1 tbsp. 258 & minus; 3 (Creation of a terrorist organization) of the Criminal Code of & nbsp; Ukraine. The ex-president himself on & nbsp; his Facebook page said that & nbsp; will return to & nbsp; Kiev on January 17 & nbsp; to appear in & nbsp; court. He & nbsp; also plans to hold a meeting with the & nbsp; Prosecutor General of Ukraine, using the right of the

Poroshenko first became a suspect in & nbsp; treason and & nbsp; assisting terrorism in & nbsp; case of & nbsp & nbsp; coal supplies Earlier, the ex-president stated that & nbsp; 130 criminal cases were initiated against him, but & nbsp; about & nbsp; 40 of & nbsp; of them were closed. Poroshenko has the status of a suspect in the & nbsp; case of & nbsp; the appointment of Sergei Semochko as deputy head of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine. He is charged with abuse of power in this case. Poroshenko appears in & nbsp; cases on & nbsp; appointment of judges, on & nbsp; moving pictures across the & nbsp; state border, on & nbsp; incident with & nbsp; Ukrainian ships in & nbsp; Kerch Strait, on & nbsp; transfer of land. In these cases, & nbsp; ex-president has the status of a witness. 'On January