Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan will exchange disputed territories for the first time

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For the first time in stories Relations between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are disputed territories. The decision was made at a meeting of the intergovernmental commission on delimitation and demarcation of the border of the two countries in the Kyrgyz city of Batken.

This was reported by the Tajik edition of Asia-Plus, citing a competent source.



The parties to the negotiations were led by deputy prime ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic and the Republic of Tatarstan. On the Kyrgyz side, it was Akram Madumarov, and on the Tajik side, Azim Abrokhim.

The decision to exchange was the result of lengthy disputes between Bishkek and Dushanbe on the issue of border territories. According to the source, half of the disputed area will go to Kyrgyzstan, and the second - to Tajikistan. In total, the exchange will affect 23 hectares of land.

Where exactly the border of the two countries will now go is not yet specified. Initially, it was about the village of Somonien, but at a meeting with the inhabitants of this village, Deputy Prime Minister Azim Abrokhim assured people that their exchange would not affect them.

There is unconfirmed information that the Tajik side offered the Kyrgyz to exchange a section between their village of Chorkuh and the Kyrgyz village of Samarkandek. Before that, Bishkek proposed a site of Teskey in Samarkandek and Aryk-Asty, owned by the village government of Kok-Tash.

It is known that at the end of the meeting in Batken, the participants signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of demarcation and delimitation of the border. The next meeting of vice prime ministers on this issue is scheduled for late March.
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    1. +8
      24 February 2020 11: 50
      Well, thank God
    2. -1
      24 February 2020 11: 53
      Powerful news. I don’t understand how I used to live, not knowing about this event.
      1. +4
        24 February 2020 12: 08
        By March 1, the parties will determine "equal in size and importance" areas for exchange. We agreed to redraw the borders where people live "in a checkerboard pattern."
        Topographers of both countries intend to work together. “The technical teams have produced 134 large-scale maps, with five more maps left to prepare. The front of work, tools for the delimitation of the state border have been created, ”Razakov noted.
        People live in a "checkerboard pattern" in the settlements of Kok-Tash and Tash-Tumshuk. “When a conflict situation arises, it is difficult for law enforcement and security agencies to act, since the houses are mixed.
        The common border of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan is 970 km. After the collapse of the USSR, clashes became more frequent in places where the two peoples lived together. 70 areas on the contact line between the Batken region of Kyrgyzstan and the Sughd region of Tajikistan remain disputable.
      2. +8
        24 February 2020 12: 18
        And they lived like that. When they traveled from Osh to Jalal-Abad (after becoming independent, they crossed the Kyrgyz-Tajik border several times. But then there was the USSR.
        Ferghana Valley, however. The rest is just mountains
        1. +5
          24 February 2020 12: 27
          Quote: knn54
          And they lived like that. When they traveled from Osh to Jalal-Abad (after becoming independent, they crossed the Kyrgyz-Tajik border several times. But then there was the USSR.

          It was probably hard then. About how to cross the Romanian border a couple of times on the road from Leningrad to Moscow wink
          1. +5
            24 February 2020 13: 08
            hi Healthy Sasha!
            Quote: Humpty
            It was probably hard then

            With Budun, and this does not happen! laughing
            1. +5
              24 February 2020 13: 16
              Quote: Serg65
              With Budun, and this does not happen!

              Hello !
              Let's put the pluses to the guy. For a quality yesterday!
              1. +5
                24 February 2020 13: 23
                Quote: Humpty
                Let's put the pluses for the guy

                laughing Congratulations on one and a happy holiday !!!
          2. -4
            24 February 2020 15: 26
            kidding me, talk? so you probably knew better from L-city and Moscow
            1. +1
              24 February 2020 21: 14
              Quote: vm-bt
              kidding me, talk? so you probably knew better from L-city and Moscow

              They were born and live there, they know better, but what side do you have in this topic?
              1. -2
                24 February 2020 21: 32
                And the side that I was born and did not live very far from those places I have well-known friends from Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and I am glad that (finally) in those places they have begun, at the very least, to negotiate, rather than arrange provocations, pogroms and shoot
                1. +2
                  25 February 2020 01: 57
                  Quote: vm-bt
                  And the side that I was born and lived not very far from those places

                  Where? For example, I was born in the capital of the Kyrgyz SSR, the city of Frunze (now Bishkek) in 1973 and lived there until 2005.
                  1. +3
                    25 February 2020 07: 41
                    Quote: Tank Hard
                    Where?

                    laughing Where? Yes, on the Internet, he was born!
                    hi Hi zema!
                    1. 0
                      25 February 2020 07: 56
                      Quote: Serg65
                      Where? Yes, on the Internet, he was born!
                      Hi zema!

                      hi Hello, Sergey!
                      Understood ... feel
                    2. The comment was deleted.
                    3. -2
                      27 February 2020 16: 26
                      on the Internet - it was you born, a mask, in 1965, when I was born, there was no Internet
                2. +5
                  25 February 2020 07: 40
                  Quote: vm-bt
                  And the side that I was born and lived not very far from those places

                  Well, if you were born there, Vladimir, can you tell me, mediocre, how can I get from Osh to Jalal-Abad, through Tajikistan? And preferably with the names of the settlements that you will pass, a tourist!
                  1. -2
                    27 February 2020 16: 32
                    Well, that's nice. open your face, Gyulchetai! We read carefully.
                    I did not pave the way from Osh to Jalalabad, and I did not write about this.
                    And the letters to me with you = jalalabado - Osh commanders measured = non-hands. I am from N-ska. Questions?
                3. -2
                  27 February 2020 16: 36
                  still young ... 12.1965
        2. +4
          24 February 2020 12: 33
          Invite the Sumerians, they will dig mountains.
          1. +3
            24 February 2020 12: 49
            Offended by a sumer, set a minus.
        3. +5
          24 February 2020 13: 06
          [quote = knn54] from Osh to Jalal-Abad(after independence became oblast) crossed several times Kyrgyz-Tajik border[/ Quote]
          what How's that?
          1. 0
            24 February 2020 15: 17
            very simple, the roads to the USSR were laid on the basis of convenience and opportunity without looking at the admin border
            1. +4
              25 February 2020 07: 35
              Quote: Barmaleyka
              roads in the USSR were laid on the basis of convenience and opportunity without looking at the border admin

              what Based on this, I can confidently say that the road to Moscow was laid through Magadan?
              1. -2
                25 February 2020 08: 03
                wrote nonsense
                1. +4
                  25 February 2020 08: 06
                  Quote: Barmaleyka
                  very simple

                  Similar to your stupidity about traveling to Jalal-Abad from Osh, through Tajikistan! You can’t go north through the south, Vladimir!
                  1. -2
                    25 February 2020 08: 36
                    you don’t know how to read or with an understanding of the problem you read,

                    and best of all, study geography, well, at worst, look at the Yandex map
                2. -2
                  25 February 2020 08: 37
                  It’s much easier to put a minus than to strain the Moscow system or study a topic, and a thread card, well, for the sake of interest, looked? !!!
                  1. +4
                    25 February 2020 09: 17
                    Volodya, calm down!
                    Quote: knn54
                    When we traveled from Osh to Jalal-Abad (after independence, it became a regional) crossed the Kyrgyz-Tajik border several times

                    On your map where Kyrgyz-Tajik the border????????
                    Quote: Barmaleyka
                    It’s much easier to put a minus than to strain the Moscow system or study a topic, and a thread card, well, for the sake of interest, looked? !!!

                    So look at the map, well, at least for fun! And when you look, you will be surprised to learn that Jalal-Abad from Osh is located in the northeast, and specifically for you, as a connoisseur of geography, 22 degrees on the NNE! Tajikistan is located west and southwest of Osh! This is firstly, secondly ... the Osh-Jalal-Abad road has been passing exclusively along at least 5 years Kyrgyz territory !!!
                    And by the way, minus is not mine! hi
                    1. -2
                      25 February 2020 11: 11
                      Quote: Serg65
                      On your map where is the Kyrgyz-Tajik border ????????

                      firstly, I don’t remember what we would drink brudershaft, secondly, open your eyes
                      Quote: Serg65
                      So look at the map, well, at least for fun! And when you look, you will be surprised to learn that Jalal-Abad from Osh is located in the northeast, and specifically for you, as a connoisseur of geography, 22 degrees on the NNE! Tajikistan is located west and southwest of Osh!


                      1. +6
                        25 February 2020 11: 44
                        Quote: Barmaleyka
                        firstly I don’t remember that we would drink broodershaft

                        Sorry, emotions.
                        Quote: Barmaleyka
                        secondly, develop eyes

                        Ooohh, Volodya, my friend, if you look at your map, then in the north-north-west of Osh, you will see a thick black inscription "Andijan"That is, Vladimir, Andijan is the administrative center of the Andijan region Republic of UZBEKISTANIe ALL the area beyond the brown line north of Osh is UZBEKISTAN !!!! The nearest Tajik territory is located strictly west, 120 km from the city of Osh! Hopefully now the question is settled?
                        1. -4
                          25 February 2020 14: 12
                          Once again you read my post, read carefully
                          Now explain where and what I'm wrong
                        2. +6
                          25 February 2020 14: 28
                          laughing Stubborn you are a guy, Volodya!
                          Quote: Barmaleyka
                          Once again you read my post, read carefully
                          Now explain where and what I'm wrong


                          Quote: Serg65
                          [quote = knn54] from Osh to Jalal-Abad(after independence became oblast) crossed several times Kyrgyz-Tajik border

                          what How's that? [/ Quote]
                          After THIS your post followed
                          Quote: Barmaleyka
                          very simple, the roads to the USSR were laid on the basis of convenience and opportunity without looking at the admin border

                          Those. to my question to a certain knn54 about how, when moving from Osh to Jalal-Abad, you can manage to cross the Kyrgyz-Tajik border at least once, you get into a conversation with your polemic about the possibilities of construction and admin borders, thereby trying to prove to me the fact that when moving from Osh to J. Abad, you can safely cross the Tajik border several times. To my answer that this cannot be done physically, you basically began to insult me ​​..
                          Quote: Barmaleyka
                          study geography best, well, at worst, look at Yandex map

                          Quote: Barmaleyka
                          putting an inus is much easier than straining a mosK or studying a topic, but who-thread a card, well, for the sake of interest, have you looked?

                          Quote: Barmaleyka
                          secondly, develop eyes

                          I hope I answered your question?
                          Quote: Barmaleyka
                          explain where and what I'm wrong
              2. -2
                27 February 2020 16: 39
                "The road to Moscow is" TransSib ", and a little more -" BAM "!!!
                And there are no more sensible roads ... they have not been built in 200 years ...
      3. 0
        24 February 2020 12: 56
        I, unlike the rest, plus you. I am also not warm, not cold from such news. If only they did not violate traffic rules and did not touch our women.
    3. +13
      24 February 2020 11: 54
      An amazingly peaceful solution to a territorial dispute. All territorial disputes in the territory of the former USSR would be resolved in this way - there would be less tension in relations.
    4. +9
      24 February 2020 11: 56
      Interesting news, given that such an exchange of territories between the two former republics of the USSR is carried out for the first time.
      I would like the author of the article to publish a map of the area indicating these settlements. Search on maps
      the section between his village Chorkuh and the Kyrgyz village of Samarkandek.
      section of Teskey in Samarkandek and Aryk-Asty, owned by the village government of Kok-Tash.

      I don `t want. hi
      1. +5
        24 February 2020 12: 29
        Quote: kapitan92
        I would like the author of the article to publish a map of the area indicating these settlements

        Near Isfara. The most northeastern corner of Tajikistan.
        1. +1
          24 February 2020 15: 28
          correcting ... well
      2. +9
        24 February 2020 12: 43
        Mountainous terrain. There are few roads. Water too. All points along the rivers. The border winds like a hare. Kyrgyzstan - Tajikistan - Uzbekistan. One of the most difficult areas in Central Asia.

        Below is Uzbekistan.
        1. +1
          24 February 2020 12: 52
          Clear. Below is the fertile Ferghana valley, and this is a mountainous area to the north, in the channel of the river.
      3. +2
        24 February 2020 20: 30
        Vyacheslav (captain92), you are wrong. Between Russia and Kazakhstan, something like this has already happened and may still happen ... Chelyabinsk region. the village "Refractory" moved away, and Kazakhstan received 520 hectares in return. Something else was being decided on the lakes at the border, but I don't remember the details. They say that the demarcation of our common border will be fully completed by 22-23 .. There are still mountains ahead and a similar case may occur, or maybe more than one.
        I am glad that our parties agree on a good neighborly basis, taking into account the interests of local residents. hi
        1. +1
          24 February 2020 20: 36
          Quote: Kasym
          Vyacheslav (captain92), you are mistaken. Between Russia and Kazakhstan it was already like this and can still happen ..

          Thank. Interesting. Did not know. Indeed, in 2005 there was something similar. 520 ha. drinks hi
          1. +2
            24 February 2020 21: 22
            In Ogneuporny, the infrastructure is with the Russian Federation, and everyone had Russian citizenship. Together with the village, they gave away a quarry with refractory clay.
            With lakes - there was a border along the coast - a border zone and all that. Well, they shared it somehow.
            Now Altai has remained.
            drinks - with the past Holiday !!!
    5. -1
      24 February 2020 11: 58
      How everything is up and running. A quarter square kilometer of territory can cause bloody showdowns.
      1. Ham
        +3
        24 February 2020 12: 11
        there is a highland ... every patch of fertile land counts!
        1. +2
          24 February 2020 12: 30
          Quote: Ham
          there is a highland ..

          Where is it, sorry? These villages are in the valley.
          1. Ham
            +8
            24 February 2020 12: 53
            villages in the valley and around the mountain! I lived in Ferghana - the same thing there - enclaves ... poking around on every patch of land ...
            and also the question of water ... water and land - and then, as the Kyrgyz have fertile land and the Tajiks have water (for example), here’s an endless source of strife and quarrels ...
            in the days of the ussr questions were simply resolved — between the directors of local collective farms — they simply changed lands and that’s it! Well, now, every bogeyman - bye, that’s it.
            before putting minus (although I do not care) brains then strain ...
            1. +2
              24 February 2020 13: 09
              Quote: Ham
              I lived in Ferghana

              Good . The most interesting thing in the vicinity is Sauk Jailau. Seen close. True, this is in Kyrgyzstan, but not far.
              Quote: Ham
              before putting minus (although I do not care) brains then strain ...

              It's not me, maybe a sumer?
          2. +1
            24 February 2020 12: 58
            Where is it, sorry? These villages are in the valley.

            Yes there is a valley.
            But in both countries, most of the territory is mountains. And in some places very high. Therefore, for them, land in the valley is worth its weight in gold.
    6. 0
      24 February 2020 12: 07
      Do people live in a place of exchange? And how will the citizenship problem be solved for them?
    7. +6
      24 February 2020 12: 11
      internecine graters ... God forbid that we would agree ....
      and then they are such ....
    8. -3
      24 February 2020 12: 21
      In total, the exchange will affect 23 hectares of land.

      Oh bark! And this is a lot, 23 hectares? laughing
      1. 0
        24 February 2020 12: 32
        The territory of the office in which I work is 98 ha.
        1. +1
          24 February 2020 12: 34
          Quote: Aviator_
          The territory of the office in which I work is 98 ha.

          Here I am about that. 23 hectares, a couple of bags of potatoes can be planted. laughing
      2. +4
        24 February 2020 12: 37
        Quote: Mordvin 3
        Oh bark! And this is a lot, 23 hectares?

        Do not speak . Taking into account the fact that the Tajik Vorukh enclave and the Altyn-Mazar appendix of Kyrgyzstan block the natural passage routes on the territory of more than a thousand km2.
    9. +1
      24 February 2020 12: 31
      But during the USSR there were no such disputes. hi
      1. -1
        24 February 2020 12: 36
        Quote: ltc22A
        But during the USSR there were no such disputes.

        There were. In the late 80s. Ferghana ... Chechens transported money through Dagestan ...
        1. +4
          24 February 2020 13: 13
          Quote: Mordvin 3
          In the late 80s. Ferghana

          There were graters for the earth?
          1. 0
            24 February 2020 13: 32
            Quote: Serg65
            There were graters for the earth?

            The Armenians and the Azeris have long divided the land. Take Nagorno-Karabakh at least.
            1. +4
              24 February 2020 13: 36
              Quote: Mordvin 3
              Armenians with Azeris

              The conversation is not about Karabakh, but about Ferghana! In Ferghana, why did they cut each other's throats?
              1. 0
                24 February 2020 13: 53
                Quote: Serg65
                In Ferghana, why did they cut each other's throats?

                For land, as I understand it.
                1. +6
                  24 February 2020 14: 01
                  Quote: Mordvin 3
                  For land, as I understand it.

                  No, my friend Vladimir, not for the land! The first secretary of the Central Committee of Uzbekistan Nishanov was too much for Soviet power, which Gorbachev and Kryuchkov did not like!
                  1. 0
                    24 February 2020 14: 05
                    Quote: Serg65
                    No, my friend Vladimir, not for the land! The first secretary of the Central Committee of Uzbekistan Nishanov was too much for Soviet power, which Gorbachev and Kryuchkov did not like!

                    Duc ... And for what Musa shot right and left? I wanted to be the new Dzhemal.
                    1. +4
                      24 February 2020 14: 08
                      Quote: Mordvin 3
                      And why did Musa shoot right and left?

                      Musa?
                    2. +1
                      25 February 2020 02: 08
                      Quote: Mordvin 3
                      Duc ... And for what Musa shot right and left? I wanted to be the new Dzhemal.

                      What Moses do you mean?
    10. +9
      24 February 2020 13: 06
      we all need to understand .. the more calmness and reason in the heads of appanage princes and local khans from post-Soviet republics. the less opportunities for Russia's "partners" .. to shake and arrange all sorts of "maidans". revolution of roses and tulips. in the post-Soviet territories.
    11. +1
      24 February 2020 13: 46
      The issue of land and water in our area is sometimes just a matter of survival, and no one will concede. And those who see the native expanse beyond the window for fifteen days by train cannot understand this. Borders here, as correctly noted in the comments before, were not, there were lands of the Kokand Khanate, and then the empire and the USSR. People lived and suddenly borders, and your land is not yours. And knowledgeable people say that the borders were specially made so that there was no agreement between the peoples. Just in case. But there are different cases, so we have what we have.
      1. +1
        24 February 2020 14: 23
        Quote: Ali Kokand
        And those who see the native expanse beyond the window for fifteen days by train cannot understand this.

        So I do not understand this. Just as I look at the overgrown fields in my Far East, at abandoned villages in which hundreds of hectares of former vegetable gardens are abandoned, at abandoned summer cottages, the thought immediately - those who want to work on the land - come to us. Maybe we won’t even buy tomatoes from the Chinese. And about water ... it even happens too sometimes.
        1. +2
          24 February 2020 14: 44
          Quote: Gritsa
          Maybe we won’t even buy tomatoes from the Chinese.

          When does snow usually melt and fall? I'm serious .
          1. 0
            24 February 2020 16: 53
            Quote: Humpty
            When does snow usually melt and fall? I'm serious .

            In early April, the snow is melting. Falls by the middle of November
      2. +1
        24 February 2020 21: 23
        Quote: Ali Kokand
        lands of the Kokand Khanate,

        Longtime enemies of the Kyrgyz ...
        1. +4
          25 February 2020 07: 56
          Quote: Tank Hard
          Longtime enemies of the Kyrgyz

          Eee my friend, this is how to say, if we are talking about Chuysky, Issyk-Kul and Naryn, then yes! And Talal and Alai often steered Kokand!
          1. 0
            25 February 2020 07: 58
            Quote: Serg65
            Eee my friend, this is how to say, if we are talking about Chuysky, Issyk-Kul and Naryn, then yes! And Talal and Alai often steered Kokand!

            I will not argue, I think you know this question better than me. hi
            1. +4
              25 February 2020 08: 02
              This is a question for the unity of the Kyrgyz nation, you probably know about the relations of northerners and southerners wink
              1. +1
                25 February 2020 08: 06
                Quote: Serg65
                This is a question for the unity of the Kyrgyz nation, you probably know about the relations of northerners and southerners

                By the way, I would love to read a good article on this topic. Whoever wrote it is preferably impartial. hi
                1. +5
                  25 February 2020 08: 26
                  laughing Two difficulties! Impartiality and confusion of the subject of study! You understand, Kokand did not deal with archives, and the Russian and Soviet administrations considered this problem insignificant! I've been interested in the topic of Sovietization of Kyrgyzstan for a long time, but only fragmentary data, it is even impossible to put them into one picture. For example, the topic of the first legalized persecution of Russians ( laughing and under the Russians, you know, Belarusians, Ukrainians, Poles, and even Koreans), so this topic is generally taboo!
                  1. +1
                    25 February 2020 09: 20
                    Quote: Serg65
                    so this topic is generally taboo!

                    Quote: Tank Hard
                    By the way, I would love to read a good article on this topic. Whoever wrote it, preferably impartially

                    This topic is also taboo. Because all the artificiality of the national structures of the SA will immediately become apparent. Our ancestors and created. Because :
                    Quote: Serg65
                    Kokand did not deal with archives, and the Russian and Soviet administrations considered this problem insignificant!

                    Whom it was convenient and named for the sake of simplicity. For example, in Iran, a view of who is of what nationality in the SA differs from our official one. If you write impartially, then even more squabble with each other. I look through my fingers at the Kyrgyz versions of my history where, for example, Yusuf Balasaguni was renamed "Jusup Balasagyn", they have already renamed the leader of the Soviet period (Abdurakhmanov) so that he does not look like an Uzbek. They use a surrogate of history, they have so much more fun.
                    There is a book, it is easy to find it through a search engine. "Pearl in the wall of the barracks". I was familiar with the author; in some places the former names of the nationalities who moved conditionally to the north of Kyrgyzstan in the second half of the 18th century in connection with Chinese circumstances are mentioned. And in Elista there are records where exactly they previously lived and where they moved.
                    1. +5
                      25 February 2020 10: 15
                      Quote: Humpty
                      This topic is also taboo.

                      Hi Sash hi
                      And the impartial history of our region is still quite interesting and fraught with many mysteries bully . I used to talk with the old people, but right now I don’t have anyone to find out from! Previously on the street Chekhov's Cossacks, sent from Samsonovskaya, lived, told a lot of interesting things, he was so young, stupid, there is nothing to write down ....
                      1. +2
                        25 February 2020 10: 44
                        Quote: Serg65
                        the impartial history of our region is still quite interesting and fraught with many mysteries

                        Good day ! It is really interesting, only slightly connected with those who now attribute it to itself.
                        1. +5
                          25 February 2020 10: 49
                          Quote: Humpty
                          little connected with those who now ascribes it to himself.

                          laughing Nuuu, this is the modern fashion trend of all young Nazis! Some people dig the sea, others become the grandchildren of Adam, others won out that all the Russian nobles of theirs will be! bully
                        2. +2
                          25 February 2020 10: 54
                          Quote: Serg65
                          Some people dig the sea, others become the grandchildren of Adam

                          In the relevant section of medicine, this is called hypercompensation.
                          In philosophy - resentment.
                          From Russian literature - smerdyakovschina.
                        3. +5
                          25 February 2020 10: 55
                          Quote: Humpty
                          From Russian literature - smerdyakovschina.

                          what hypercompensation is more beautiful in harmony laughing
                      2. +2
                        25 February 2020 22: 11
                        Quote: Serg65
                        And the impartial history of our region is still quite interesting and fraught with many mysteries

                        Wow ... Here are three films I know where the mentality of the Kyrgyz people is not bad enough (IMHO):
                        "Shot at the Karash Pass"
                        "Scarlet poppies of Issyk - Kul"
                        "Descendant of the White Leopard" (unfortunately, this film cannot be found on the net, in good quality).
                        1. +4
                          26 February 2020 09: 02
                          Quote: Tank Hard
                          That yes

                          Friendly, read at your leisure about Nikolai Konstantinovich Romanov, an interesting person! His house is still preserved in Tashkent, right now there is the Ethnographic Museum of the East.
                        2. 0
                          26 February 2020 15: 24
                          Quote: Serg65
                          Friendly, read at your leisure about Nikolai Konstantinovich Romanov,

                          Ok, the advice is accepted. hi
    12. 0
      24 February 2020 14: 49
      "... 23 hectares of land ...", hehe ..., "agricultural territories" ... just ridiculous.
      1. +2
        24 February 2020 21: 20
        Quote: bistrov.
        "... 23 hectares of land ...", hehe ..., "agricultural territories" ... just ridiculous.

        In Asia and the Caucasus, they can start a war for less. hi
    13. 0
      24 February 2020 18: 53
      Anyway, it’s better to agree peacefully than then put human lives for it.
    14. +1
      24 February 2020 21: 31
      23 hectares? Square 500x500m. We have more cottages on Rublevka.

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    “Non-profit organizations, unregistered public associations or individuals performing the functions of a foreign agent,” as well as media outlets performing the functions of a foreign agent: “Medusa”; "Voice of America"; "Realities"; "Present time"; "Radio Freedom"; Ponomarev; Savitskaya; Markelov; Kamalyagin; Apakhonchich; Makarevich; Dud; Gordon; Zhdanov; Medvedev; Fedorov; "Owl"; "Alliance of Doctors"; "RKK" "Levada Center"; "Memorial"; "Voice"; "Person and law"; "Rain"; "Mediazone"; "Deutsche Welle"; QMS "Caucasian Knot"; "Insider"; "New Newspaper"