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Kyrgyz leader seeks talks with Tajikistan after deadly clashes

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Kyrgyzstan's President Sadyr Japarov said he is willing to hold negotiations with Tajikistan following deadly clashes on the countries' mutual border. The worst violence between the two ex-Soviet countries in years erupted last week on their contested border, raising fears of a large-scale conflict. At least 94 people have been killed, according to the two governments.

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Times of India

Border conflict between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan kills nearly 100 people

Clashes between the two former Soviet countries broke out on Wednesday, killing nearly a hundred people and injuring even more. A ceasefire was agreed on Friday, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has urged the two countries to adopt peaceful and diplomatic means to resolve their disputes.

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Kyrgyz leader urges calm after deadly conflict with Tajikistan

At least 94 people were killed between September 14 and 16 in fighting

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CTV News

Kyrgyz leader urges calm after deadly conflict with Tajikistan

Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov urged his country on Monday to have trust in its army and strategic partners, and said there was no need for volunteer forces at the border with Tajikistan after last week's deadly clashes there.

2 years ago·Canada

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Reuters

Kyrgyz leader urges calm after deadly conflict with Tajikistan

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CNN

Kyrgyz leader urges calm after deadly conflict with Tajikistan

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Channel News Asia

Kyrgyz leader seeks talks with Tajikistan after deadly clashes

UNITED NATIONS: Kyrgyzstan's leader said on Tuesday (Sep 20) he is prepared to negotiate as long as it takes with Tajikistan to resolve a deadly border dispute, while also vowing his forces would not cede "a centimetre" of land. The worst violence between the two ex-Soviet countries in years erupted last w

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