In Russia there are so many people that the events of recent months, taking place in the former Soviet republic – Kyrgyzstan – leave one indifferent. The recent armed provocation in the city of Osh in the south-west of the country, resulting numerous civilian casualties, forced the countries of the region more closely at what is happening there. Our reader Leo, like many others interested in caring question – who is behind the events in Osh, and in general for the April coup in Kyrgyzstan? In a variety of media experts from a variety has been identified many points of view on this issue. In this article, I will not engage in their analysis, and will express their point view of the basis of publicly available information that can be easily found on the web. I'll start with the coup.
To understand who is behind it, it is necessary to identify its main motif. His personality will help detect Otunbayeva. She pretty serious record, in which special attention is drawn to the Ambassador of the Republic's diplomatic service in the U.S., Canada, Great Britain. In addition, she worked for a long time special Representative of UN Secretary-General on the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict and the Foreign Minister of Kyrgyzstan, and after the "Tulip Revolution" of 2005 that led to the government of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, is using it briefly regained the post of foreign minister, even though her candidacy and later was rejected by the Kyrgyz parliament. Details can be found by clicking Daryl Katz or emailing the administrator. It is clear that, despite his opposition to the new government, Otunbayeva as fairly an experienced politician with multiple links in the diplomatic line, was in demand Bakiyev.