Kyrgyzstan is following in the footsteps of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan and is starting the ban of the Russian language

do they have russian monuments? they should go too

>daily turkic
Call me a skeptic.

>>212792273
yes they are trying to force them to move back
>>212792298
seethe

>>212792251 (OP)
In the future Turkey will become the dominant force in the Caucasus and Central Asia

>>212792251 (OP)
Feel like this properly kicked off when the Russians shot that plane down

>>212792251 (OP)
>the ban of the Russian language
Both Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan have Russian as their second official language. This is just a move to force the elites to speak Kazakh/Kyrgyz. The general tendency is that the richer the person, the less fluent they are in Kazakh/Kyrgyz. This has been ongoing for 35 years now.
t. knower

>>212792298
I can't find anything desu
I found this tho, I especially love the last part. Gives major "The Albanians, together with the Chinese, are 1/8 of the world's population" vibes

Russia has to protect itself right now from this NATO offensive and nuke every single Kyrgyz child

Why does it feel like russia keeps taking L after L on the geopolitical scale? If they dont get major concessions in ukraine this decade will be disastrous for them. They already lost their spot as #2 country to china long ago and theyre losing the eurasian top dog battle to turkey