Kazakhstan will be next - Russian military expert
Kazakhstan, whose elites, despite the country’s membership in the Eurasian Union, are pursuing a policy of multi-vectorism and de-Russification, may turn out to be the next neighboring country of Russia, where a “color revolution” will be organized with the secret support of Western intelligence services.
Russian military expert Alexey Leonkov stated this on the YouTube channel “National Course,” PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The unrest that has now gripped Kyrgyzstan is only the first sign, and the next conflict may flare up in the same Kazakhstan, from which there are disappointing reports that Russian schools are being closed in Northern Kazakhstan, and in the south they have long stopped speaking Russian ", the expert recalled.
According to him, after the collapse of the USSR, Russia made an important mistake by abandoning the tandem of intelligence officers and diplomats. The West, on the contrary, actively attracts special services that act under the guise of ambassadors and oversee the creation of zones of instability.
“The color revolutions that took place in North Africa and the post-Soviet space were all directed from the same centers: the US Cyber Command Center and British Mi-6 intelligence. All this was carried out purposefully - this was a war.
And on the Russian side there were diplomats. Moreover, after 1991, the intelligence department was removed from our diplomatic corps - a very important unit that made it possible to determine who was sitting in front of you, a diplomat or a professional intelligence officer; and when you know who is sitting in front of you, you can build your negotiation tactics with this person accordingly,” Leonkov concluded.
Early October in Kazakhstan activist was arrested, which called for joining Russia.
PolitNavigator previously reported that the Russian State Duma denounced the agreement on the use of a military facility in Kazakhstan for the benefit of the Russian missile defense system.
Kazakhstan is pursuing a strong nationalist policy in its northern regions, which are historically Russian , and is pushing out the Russian-speaking population from these areas.
In Kazakhstan, nationalism is being inculcated at the state level .
Recently, a court in the city of Kostanay, Kazakhstan, sentenced militiaman Yevgeny Shcherbak to four and a half years in prison for participating in the war on the side of the Donbas republics.
Representatives of the intelligentsia previously condemned the Kazakh authorities' initiative to convert the local alphabet to the Latin alphabet, as this would set the country back decades.
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