Kazakh President: Forces Can Shoot To Kill To Quell Unrest

The unrest in Kazakhstan began due to rising fuel prices, leading to violent protests. In response, the Kazakh president requested Russian military assistance under a treaty, resulting in the deployment of 2500 troops. The president dismissed calls for dialogue with protesters, labeling them as criminals. Protesters, however, claim they are driven by dissatisfaction with governance and corruption. The US is monitoring the situation for human rights violations and foreign interference.

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