30 Arrested For 'Attempted Coup' In Kyrgyzstan: Official
- Over 30 people have been arrested in Kyrgyzstan for allegedly planning a coup to seize power by force.
- The country has seen three presidents resign due to corruption, nepotism, and disputed votes since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
- NGOs are denouncing an increase in pressure against the media and civil society in a country that has long enjoyed relatively free press and political pluralism.
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30 arrested for 'attempted coup' in Kyrgyzstan, confirms official
More than 30 people accused of a coup plot have been arrested in Kyrgyzstan, the national security service said Tuesday. The impoverished Central Asian country with ties to Russia and China has seen three presidents resign over political crises fuelled by corruption, nepotism and disputed votes since gaining independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. The GKNB state security agency said it dismantled the preparations of a group of people planni
Os serviços secretos do Quirguistão confirmaram que desmantelaram atividades ilícitas de um grupo de pessoas que organizava motins clandestinos no país para tomada do poder pela força.
The secret services of Kyrgyzstan announced on Tuesday the arrest of more than 30 people accused of trying to “organize riots and a coup d'état” in that Central Asian nation. READ ALSO: Russia highlights strengthening relations with Kyrgyzstan The National Security Committee of Kyrgyzstan (GNKB) reported that it has “frustrated the illegal activities of a group, which has prepared mass protests and large scale riots throughout the country with …
According to the Kyrgyz authorities, the “30 people arrested on Monday confessed.” Kyrgyzstan remains a country where freedom of expression is highly restricted, both for the media and for citizens
More than 30 people were detained for planning a coup in Kyrgyzstan.
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