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Kazakhstan In Chaos: Organic Uprising or Deep State Inspired?

Kazakhstan In Chaos: Organic Uprising or Deep State Inspired?

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Globalism, Geopolitics, Civil Unrest

(Chaz Anon) What is the first question any truth-seeker must ask themselves when these uprising occur in hotspots around the world? Cui Bono or who benefits?

Kazakh president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev is blaming increasingly violent fuel price hike protests and riots as the culprit of this uprising. He describes it as "terroristic" in nature and inspired by "outside" forces, which Russia has described as a "foreign-inspired attempt to use armed and trained groups of people" to overthrow the legitimate government.

Could this be another Deep State created uprising like we have seen in Egypt or Libya designed to benefit the elite cartels in pursuit of regional control?

"We consider the recent events in a friendly country to be a foreign-inspired attempt to use armed and trained groups of people forcibly to undermine the security and integrity of the state", Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in a statement. 

"She stressed that Russia is interested in reinstating the status quo in Kazakhstan, and will assist Kazakh authorities in stopping the violence," Russian media further cited her as saying.

A number of Western observers have noted the unlikelihood of Russia getting too bogged down the Kazakhstan situation. Given the expanse of the protests and unrest, any significant deployment and crackdown against the rioting would require a huge military and logistical effort. 

Meanwhile, dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries - and also thousands of arrests - are being reported in the latest:

"The interior ministry said 2,000 people were arrested on Thursday, while the police spokesperson Saltanat Azirbek told state news channel Khabar-24 that "dozens of attackers were liquidated". There were also reports of about 400 people in hospital. City officials in Almaty said 353 police officers had been injured and 12 killed, one of whom they claimed had been found beheaded."

In particular the country's largest city of Almaty is now scene of running gun battles in the streets between security forces and apparently armed groups.

According to The Daily Mail, citing state sources, "Officials have said more than 1,000 people had been wounded so far in the unrest, with nearly 400 hospitalised and 62 in intensive care."

In some instances, media pundits and independent geopolitical observers have increasingly openly alleged a foreign intelligence hidden-hand behind the unrest.

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