Representatives of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in the teahouse signed an agreement on de-escalation of the conflict

Bishkek and Dushanbe are summing up the results of the armed conflict in the border areas. Recall that due to territorial claims, which are also associated with the problem of water resources, on the eve of real battles flared up with the use of various types of weaponsincluding mortars. To the border, Kyrgyz and Tajik troops began to pull together armored vehicles. By the evening of April 29, the skirmish began to subside.

It all began in the area of ​​the Golovnoy water distribution point in the Batken region of Kyrgyzstan. The reason was the surveillance cameras that were installed by the Tajik border guards. First, stones were used, and then shooting began.

For reference: the Golovnoy water distribution facility is located at the source of the canals that replenish the Toktokul reservoir.

Press reports in Tajikistan say at least seven dead and 150 injured as a result of shelling from the adjacent territory.

The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan transfers information about 13 dead and 134 injured.

It became known that the head of the State Committee for National Security of Tajikistan S. Yatimov and the plenipotentiary of the Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan in the Batken region O. Suvanaliev signed a joint statement on de-escalation of the conflict. It is noteworthy that the negotiations on a ceasefire took place in a teahouse in the city of Isfara. Earlier it was reported that the mayor of this Tajik city was injured during shelling.

The statement speaks of the need to cease fire, withdraw personnel and military equipment from the border to their places of permanent deployment, and take measures to prevent a new escalation.

A Kyrgyz-Tajik working group will also be created to monitor the implementation of these agreements.

The agreement especially emphasizes that friendly peoples live in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, and the further escalation of the conflict is not in their interests.

Comments

[mitroha]

It is noteworthy that the negotiations on a ceasefire were held in a teahouse in the city of Isfara

Yes, even at the bus stop, the main thing is to stop the massacre of people. The reason, of course, is the PPC. 20 people were killed, almost 300 were injured.

[Pessimist22]

Yesterday I watched a video on the Military columnist on Instagram, they are no different from the savages, only modern weapons.

[For example]

Divide what the Russians have built on the borders that the Russians have defined.

It is no coincidence that they sign papers in the teahouse.
You can't jump higher than zho.py.

The teahouse is the pinnacle of the achievements of these "states".

[Peak]

Quote: Do Ger

Well, to whom is the teahouse.
And to whom and a tavern with a scale ...
Your everything ....

And you, a quart of vodka, that busty shank?

[For example]

Quote: Do Ger

And to whom and a tavern with a scale ...

ho, hly, you can only share someone else's.

Although no, you can still ask. a host created by others.

It is strange that there were no ukrov in this shootout.
Although, I would not be surprised if it turns out that a couple of Tajiks were wearing "embroidered shirts".

[mitroha]

Quote: Do Ger

Well, to whom is the teahouse.
And to whom and a tavern with a scale ...

So that tavern is a Polish word Do you mean them?
In Russia there were taverns and taverns.

[den3080]

Quote: For example

Divide what the Russians have built on the borders that the Russians have defined.

It is no coincidence that they sign papers in the teahouse.
You can't jump higher than zho.py.

The teahouse is the pinnacle of the achievements of these "states".

This is true not only for the so-called post-Soviet space.
The borders of many current countries were drawn by putting a ruler on a map.
Look at the borders of the American states, at the "edge" of Egypt, and generally at Africa and the Middle East. And so on and so forth.
These borders were drawn by the Russians, the British, the French, the Dutch, and the Spaniards. The Germans also took 2 times seriously to draw and both times they themselves ... were drawn and divided.
And so yes. Neither today's Tajiks nor today's Kirghiz evoke great respect. Without older brothers, they quickly degraded to the tribal level, and they still remain on it.

[Prisoner]

No one in the heat of battle differs from the savages. Whether with a weapon or without a weapon. Regardless of citizenship, nationality and religion.

[Kaman]

I wonder what language the negotiations were in?

[SSR]

Quote: Kaman

I wonder what language the negotiations were in?

They could easily have done it in Russian.
PS.
Kyrgyzstan is one of the "many" countries where the Russian language has special privileges, in contrast to the same relatives from Ukraine.

[aslanismaili611]

Quote: Kaman

I wonder what language the negotiations were in?

In Soviet.

[Peak]

Quote: Mitroha

The reason, of course, is the PPC

Truly - a reason, a clue. In reality, however, there is a long-standing territorial dispute and unresolved conflicts on ethnic grounds.

In general - both sides are "good", "hot Central Asian guys".

[For example]

Quote: PiK

In reality ...

Friendship of peoples

[Peak]

Quote: Mitroha

It is noteworthy that the negotiations on a ceasefire were held in a teahouse in the city of Isfara

Yes, even at the bus stop, the main thing is to stop the massacre of people.

Yes, I would have confidence that the value and strength of the agreements will be higher than the cost of the napkin from the teahouse, on which they were written ...

Knowing the history of Central Asia, it is difficult to believe in the duration of such a treaty.

[mitroha]

Quote: PiK

Knowing the history of Central Asia, it is difficult to believe in the duration of such a treaty.

This is how the officials agree, but the peasants are buzzing. The stump is clear that the calm is temporary, until the next sidelong glance. It's good that while the authorities are obeying and they have enough authority to stop overheated citizens

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: PiK

Yes, I would have confidence that the value and strength of the agreements will be higher than the cost of the napkin from the teahouse, on which they were written ...
Knowing the history of Central Asia, it is difficult to believe in the duration of such a treaty.

This is yes. Even the day before yesterday they had relatively even relations, and today there are 284 wounded + 20 irreconcilable families on both sides, whose relatives died as a result of a shootout, whose desire for revenge will not go anywhere, despite the signed agreement.

[Evdokim]

Quote: Mitroha

Yes, even at the bus stop, the main thing is to stop the massacre of people.

It's good that we stopped ourselves. Without someone's help, or a shout. It means that there is something else left in my head, unlike some.

[den3080]

Quote: Evdokim

Quote: Mitroha

Yes, even at the bus stop, the main thing is to stop the massacre of people.

It's good that we stopped ourselves. Without someone's help, or a shout. It means that there is something else left in my head, unlike some.

I suspect you are wrong.
I think both sides got slapped on the head by the Russians. Only this is not advertised.

[Karabin]

Quote: den3080

I think both sides got slapped on the head by the Russians.

I heard about the written off loans from the Russian Federation, about the expulsion of Russians from the cities too. About the cuffs - no.

[depressant]

And it was impossible to visit the teahouse together on a regular basis before? So that people do not die.

[Obi-Wan Kenobi]

Yes. Choyhona, this is Choyhona!
It's not even just a building (in the sense of a cafe). This is an integral part of life.
In Central Asia, practically all problems and disputes are discussed and resolved in the teahouse.
Well, of course all the holidays are held there.

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: depressant

visit the teahouse together on a regular basis

The East is a delicate matter, one hand holds a bowl of tea, and the other holds the handle of a knife. The conflict was frozen, but not resolved, water is of great value there and a compromise was found, oh, how hard it will be

[Cananecat]

They know how to be friends when they want.

[CommanderDIVA]

The conflict ended apparently because of a call from the Kremlin, it would not have calmed down, combat helicopters were already involved, this is a long-standing conflict between Tajiks and Kyrgyz over land and water, and it will periodically intensify

[LiSiCyn]

Well, as I wrote yesterday, there will be no big war.
Not the first time, and unfortunately not the last.

[shubin]

Over a glass of tea, as expected.

[HaByxoDaBHocep]

Again, the communists are to blame, they built canals and water distribution stations in the deserts, now they are fighting for them, and they would have lived peacefully in the desert)

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: HaByxoDaBHocep

Again the communists are to blame

Is not it so. What borders have been drawn.

[LiSiCyn]

The territory of Tajikistan is marked in red.

[Humpty]

A small amendment, on the right is the Sokh enclave, there is Uzbekistan, but the population is Tajik.

[Glory1974]

What borders have been drawn.

In fact, they showed on the map who lived where. They tried to record a different nationality, and to betray from republic to republic. Nothing helped. People know who they are, where their ancestors lived, and are not going to go anywhere.
Therefore, the friendship of peoples declared in the USSR is the only way out.

[Was mammoth]

It is noteworthy that these days in Dushanbe, meetings of the secretaries of the security councils of the CSTO countries were held.
This conflict has been going on since the construction of the Toktogul hydroelectric power station. There, the Uzbeks have not pulled themselves up yet. Water is needed for hydroelectric power plants and for irrigation. Lacks. And, the Kirghiz "rule". The times of one state are over. Now "own shirt is closer to the body."

[Humpty]

Quote: There was a mammoth

This conflict has been going on since the construction of the Toktogul hydroelectric power station.

I don't remember that, I was small.

Quote: There was a mammoth

Water is needed for hydroelectric power plants and for irrigation. Lacks. And, the Kirghiz "rule".

I have some reason to believe that in 5 years someone completely different will "steer" the water there. There will be questions, in the evening it can be more substantive.

[rocket757]

Water is life ....
The issue is controversial, the state is already in a fever from all sorts of troubles, it is difficult for people to live, and there will always be "arsonists"!
By the way, what is scornful to write about their fellow citizens, albeit former ones, should look in the mirror !!! Oh, how everything will be reflected there, not very pleasant ...

[Prisoner]

The teahouse is good. Having drained a few bowls of tea at the dastarkhan, one can discuss "sorrowful matters". But the sediment will remain for a long time.

[rotmistr60]

in the teahouse signed an agreement to de-escalate the conflict

We started with water, maybe finished with tea.

[Glory1974]

Water is a reason. There will be no water, there will be other reasons. The Central Asian peoples have complex relationships with each other.
In principle, the Kyrgyz and Tajiks do not particularly conflict with each other. Together they are "friends" against Uzbeks, whom they really hate.
It is a very difficult interethnic issue. Even the same religion does not help much. Although terrorist gangs are formed internationally, on the basis of radical Islam and opposition to secular authorities, reconciliation is, in principle, possible.

[volodimer]

Off-topic. I'm sorry.
Striking in the photo. The first line in camouflage masks, the rest in blue ...
The first are "reusable" fighters, and the rest are "disposable"?

[Flashpoint]

Drink tea, or else - khana! So much for the teahouse.
Thank God - have changed their minds.

[Ruslan from Frunze]

Run wild, 30 years without Rossi make themselves felt