Border passions

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Border passionsThe conflict on the Tajik-Kyrgyz border, like a snowball, is overgrown with new details. And the essence is no longer in the problem of delimitation and demarcation of the border, but in who started the bloody skirmish first. The charges throw each other heads of state, diplomatic officials, military ranks.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan placed all responsibility for the incident on Kyrgyzstan, which, in turn, accused Tajik border guards of provoking the conflict. “Tajikistan is attempting to stop Kyrgyzstan’s activities to ensure independence,” said parliament deputy from Ata-Zhurt faction Ulukbek Kochkorov, and Kyrgyz Deputy Prime Minister Tokon Mamytov officially stated: “For the time being, I regard the incident as a border incident. But as a citizen of Kyrgyzstan, I regard this as a gross violation of the border of Kyrgyzstan, penetration of our territory, illegal use weapons and endangering the safety of Kyrgyz citizens. A major came - the head of the special division of the Tajik border guards and put a gun to the head of our border guard, demanding the termination of the construction of the road. He shoots a border guard who reminded him of the illegality of his actions; moreover, the Tajiks are still firing on our territory with mortars ... ”.

The Tajik authorities and the media, in turn, claim that the first shot was made by the Kyrgyz side, and they are doing their best to make Kyrgyz border guards bandit. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan, trying to get ahead of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan, spread the information that the Kyrgyz border guards were the first to shoot. It seems to be from the Tajik side killed two, injured 17 people. There were also such journalists who recalled that the same Tokon Mamytov himself was capable of provocation, it was he who last year warned that the government does not exclude the possibility of using weapons to restore order in the Issyk-Kul region. “... We do not intend to protect the population with a newspaper or a branch,” the official said then from the authorities.

And then there were rumors that the Tajik authorities were trying to declare land purchased by the Tajik peasants in Kyrgyzstan. According to a resident of the village of Ak-Tatyr, Batken District, Baktybek Dubanaev, in a place where an armed conflict occurred between the border guards of January 11, along the Isfara River more than 70 acres of land were bought by citizens of Tajikistan. At the same time, the land is still considered the territory of the Kyrgyz Republic, but the Tajik side has plotted this land on itself. Sources from the regional administration of the Batken region reported that one person owns the sections along the river and develops them through intermediaries - Deputy Chairman of the Sughd region Zhumabai Sandinov. And this is not the first case of the purchase of Kyrgyz land by Tajik civil servants. The construction of the Kulundu-Maksat road was previously suspended in Leylek district, bypassing Tajikistan, the route of which passes through two hectares of land owned by the deputy prosecutor-general of Tajikistan.

Passions, as they say, run high. It comes to the fact that the perpetrators are looking on the side. Khudoyberdi Kholiknazarov, director of the Center for Strategic Studies (SRC) under the President of Tajikistan, did not rule out that in this conflict there is the influence of third forces that are beneficial to sow distrust between two friendly countries. “This problem has not arisen today. Of course, there are third forces that fueled his [conflict]. This is all clear, ”said the head of the Center.

Looking at what is happening, many skeptics say that this conflict was expected. And before that, clashes took place in the border areas, but the authorities usually considered them to be conflicts of local importance, for the most part domestic and domestic. Negotiations were conducted with a diplomatic delight: some courtesy and no responsibility. It is no coincidence that Deputy Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan Tokon Mamytov said that in seven years of negotiations, progress on the border issue is zero.

“To blame the mirror if it’s crooked”, these words of the Russian fabulist fit well with this moment. Both sides are to blame for what is happening in the border area. But no one wants to admit it.
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  1. +2
    8 February 2014 07: 24
    Central Asia is flaring up! I think there should be a regional arbiter who could smooth out such contradictions. For example, Kazakhstan could take on this function.
    1. +3
      8 February 2014 08: 05
      Quote: bomg.77
      Central Asia is flaring up! I think there should be a regional arbiter who could smooth out such contradictions. For example, Kazakhstan could take on this function.


      How would Kazakhstan smooth out the contradictions? At least it is not yet noticeable that the Kazakh side would be enthusiastic in resolving cross-border issues that do not concern them.
      1. +1
        8 February 2014 08: 14
        Quote: Humpty
        How would Kazakhstan smooth out the contradictions?
        Kazakhstan is not a matter of principle, there can be anyone who expresses desire and arranges all the countries of the region. It just seems to me that Kazakhstan is more suitable for this role, it is strong both economically and militarily.
        1. +3
          8 February 2014 08: 53
          Kazakhstan needs this as a fifth leg. They divide the melons among themselves and decide how to call themselves in a new way in connection with the awareness of their own greatness. In the Batken subregion, where the Tajik enclave of Vorukh is located, in the very village of Batken, very few people speak Russian, but on the fence they saw a large inscription, as a symbol of order and justice "Fuck on the street is baptized!"
      2. 0
        8 February 2014 09: 45
        Kazakhstan has not yet settled its borders with neighbors themselves should agree among themselves. And with regards to this conflict, the reason for me is in the enclave that is afraid of being blockaded after the construction of a bypass road that will directly connect remote Kyrgyz villages and the regional center bypassing the enclave. We had something similar when the three districts of southern Kazakhstan communicated with the center of the region through Uzbekistan. After the construction of the direct road and the arrangement of the border, the conflicts came to naught.
        1. +1
          8 February 2014 09: 56
          Apparently, it’s impossible to talk with the Tajiks, they have a lot of ambition.
          Merkenskaya highway went through pieces in Kyrgyzstan, made detours, the road lengthened slightly and the deal was over.
          1. +1
            8 February 2014 10: 45
            Tajiks think it’s not worthwhile to inflate the conflict very much, their border with the Uzbeks is mined and there is no transit, if the Kyrgyz close the transit it will be very bad (for any neighbors need to find a common language not to fight the same?).
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      4. 0
        8 February 2014 11: 02
        Degradation
      5. +2
        8 February 2014 15: 22
        We do not wage war to cause peacekeepers.

        On the other hand, politically, Kazakhstan will always support Kyrgyzstan.
    2. kelevra
      +3
      8 February 2014 15: 05
      Russia is more interested in the peaceful resolution of the situation in that region! Therefore, we will become a referee!
      1. +1
        8 February 2014 15: 15
        Quote: kelevra
        Russia is more interested in the peaceful resolution of the situation in that region! Therefore, we will become a referee!
        Most likely it will be so .... It seems that Russia has such and such a fate, to separate them all, then for the same and get the label invaders!
    3. -2
      8 February 2014 23: 46
      Quote: bomg.77
      .For example, Kazakhstan could take on this function.

      Kazakhstan cannot make a non-biased decision!
      The country should at least be independent of its neighbors and not be in significant economic relations. Not be in blocs and have an impeccable status!
      Of course, I could be wrong, but such countries can be Switzerland and Finland, the Vatican.
      1. 0
        9 February 2014 03: 14
        Quote: APASUS
        The country should at least be independent of its neighbors and not be in significant economic relations. Not be in blocs and have an impeccable status!
        Where to find such))) and even to have the opportunity to influence?
        Quote: APASUS
        but such countries may be Switzerland and Finland, the Vatican.
        Is it a joke? To take on a function, this is an opportunity to take by the scruff of the neck and cool two fighters, if they don’t want to do good.
  2. fall
    -8
    8 February 2014 07: 28
    The Kyrgyz are firing at the border for the second time, the Uzbeks have been shot for the first time - their two border guards are dead !!!!! With a general mess - with fire training - fine! In any case, better than the vaunted ............ Belarusians or Ukrainians !!!!!!!
    1. rosomir
      +2
      8 February 2014 08: 35
      Belarusians and Ukrainians with combat training are all right, dear. Believe me.
    2. ed65b
      +5
      8 February 2014 11: 49
      Quote: beifall
      The Kyrgyz are firing at the border for the second time, the Uzbeks have been shot for the first time - their two border guards are dead !!!!! With a general mess - with fire training - fine! In any case, better than the vaunted ............ Belarusians or Ukrainians !!!!!!!

      incomprehensible your comment? What do you have against the armed forces of Belarus and Ukraine? You go check preparation if what remains of your carcass then tell. fool
    3. +3
      8 February 2014 15: 12
      Yes, we recently had graters with the Uyghurs, and with Kazakhstan on the Bishkek-Issykkul road. So you are right, everything is in order with patriotism and readiness to use force.

      But do not compare directly with other countries.
  3. +4
    8 February 2014 07: 52
    In this case, the problem is precisely in the Tajiks. Where there were some issues on the border of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, they were calmly resolved, almost without tantrums.
    1. +4
      8 February 2014 15: 14
      The fact of the matter is that the road bypassing these villages is being done, and not through as before. But the Tajiks decided to expand the boundaries of their enclaves.

      And their enclaves appeared because of migrants who fled to us. Now they dismember the country that sheltered them.
      1. +4
        8 February 2014 19: 56
        Salem, bros! In our country, the government with the National Academy of Sciences somehow put the issue of borders a priority. With all, everyone decided and signed the paper. But other countries of the region still somehow still solve problems with shooting (we had graters with the Uzbeks on this occasion, but it seems that the roads were arranged to detour and somehow resolved).
        But in my opinion, Karimov muddies the waters more than anyone else: he mines the borders, then closes the borders with checkpoints; he blocked the Tajiks altogether. Somehow this is not happy. On the contrary, we are trying to provide transit for everyone (the Kyrgyz Republic pays at domestic prices for transit; however, our traffic cops, seeing the Kyrgyz numbers, are like a bull on a red rag - especially with these problems of buying and selling). And Karimov is ready to "fight for water" - he does not understand that it is possible to reach an agreement with "carrots". In general, I think that a water treaty can become the beginning of integration processes in Central Asia. But Karimov is not written.
        I don’t get it. And what about NATO aircraft in Manas? Don’t tell me, Kyrgyz brothers!
  4. +2
    8 February 2014 08: 58
    I am afraid that the role of the arbitrator will go to, as always, Russia. And so it happened that then all the cones go to her.
  5. calocha
    0
    8 February 2014 09: 07
    Internal disputes erupt with renewed vigor when the economic crisis overlaps.
  6. +2
    8 February 2014 09: 34
    Passion, as they say, is heating up. It comes to the fact that the perpetrators are sought on the side. I will not be surprised that at some point Russia will be at fault.
  7. +1
    8 February 2014 09: 57
    But does Russia need to fit in? The only bad thing is that we have migrants and Tajiks and Kyrgyz, I'm afraid that they would not continue their showdown with us!
  8. +1
    8 February 2014 10: 37
    A border incident can escalate into border fighting. The central authorities "washed their hands" and handed over the solution of issues of state importance to the major !!! And the conflict smolders and "a flame will kindle from a spark!" The world has accumulated sufficient experience in solving territorial claims. And Asian leaders are trying to go their own way, although ordinary farmers suffer and will suffer !!!
  9. buser
    +2
    8 February 2014 11: 03
    And what do third countries have to do with it? This should not concern either Kazakhstan or Russia, this is a purely Kyrgyz-Tajik issue. They are neighbors and have known each other for several days. We need to stop figuring out who first started, because such clarifications of the problem cannot be solved. You need to start everything from scratch. To create a commission that would include government officials (at least in the rank of deputy prime ministers), deputies, border guards, delimitation specialists, historians, and public figures. And to solve the issue in a civilized manner! No shooting and childishness! Putting pistols to each other's head is a sign of the immaturity of both states. But the most important thing is to stop sorting things out and start everything from scratch.
  10. +1
    8 February 2014 11: 33
    Sometimes the skull begins to put strong pressure on the brain and causes the need for mentoring (mentoring) ... smile
  11. ed65b
    0
    8 February 2014 11: 51
    How long has it been, why are you now alarmed? request
  12. +1
    8 February 2014 12: 03
    An interesting situation turns out. Both countries are members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization. At the same time, they are bickering among themselves. But what if it comes to more serious clashes? One thing is clear, 100%, most of the republics of the former USSR are not cool, as independent states did not take place.
    1. +2
      8 February 2014 15: 18
      What kind of nonsense? China and the USSR from the socialist camp also did not take place due to daman events? And Azerbaijan and Armenia because of Karabakh?
  13. avt
    +4
    8 February 2014 12: 24
    Quote: lonely
    One thing is clear 100%, most of the republics of the former USSR do not like it, as independent states did not take place.

    Aren't you afraid to get into our Imperials club? laughing Such a simple statement of the obvious fact very painfully wounds the tender "national consciousness", just the same infringes upon the nationalist "comrades from the ground" for whom the building of the state ends, as, for example, among the Tajiks by Rakhmon's decree, the expulsion of the Russian ending of the surname and the planting of a huge banner.
  14. 0
    8 February 2014 13: 29
    arrange the Tajik-Kyrgyz national. district following the example of Jewish autonomy.
    Only equip the capital in the region of Magadan.
    At the same time, the problem with Gaster will be solved in some direction.
  15. -2
    8 February 2014 15: 57
    And where did Kazakhstan come from? What kind of education is this? What kind of state is this? When did it even make itself known?
    1. parus2nik
      -3
      8 February 2014 16: 31
      That's right .. a long time on the steppes, in the mountains hordes roamed ... and suddenly they became states .. I do not argue .. there were the khanates of Bukhara, Khiva ..
    2. iulai
      +1
      9 February 2014 11: 23
      When Khan Batu came, Russia was not there either, there were scattered principalities, where did Russia come from?
  16. parus2nik
    0
    8 February 2014 16: 29
    Both sides are guilty of what is happening in the border area. But no one wants to admit it ... In the era of the USSR there was nothing to divide ... But they became sovereign states .. ter claims appeared to each other ..
  17. 0
    8 February 2014 17: 14
    Naturally, the owner fought off and began to bullish .....
  18. Leshka
    0
    8 February 2014 19: 21
    I hope that there will be no war
  19. +1
    8 February 2014 20: 45
    bomg.77:
    "For example, Kazakhstan could take on this function."

    Do not make me laugh. Nazarbayev, even in the whitewash, sat down to go. East is a delicate matter. He will not interfere anywhere. The disputing parties will never yield to each other. They can only be ordered or crushed by force.
  20. +1
    8 February 2014 20: 51
    In fact, in relation to these quasi-states, not the words from Krylov's fable are better suited, but Olyunin's rhyme: "Two rams met early on the bridge ..."
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  22. 0
    8 February 2014 22: 20
    70 acres is certainly not a lot, but it is fashionable to cut any territory into such "small" areas. "Not an inch of native land to the enemy," the answer to all the BLUEists there.
  23. 0
    8 February 2014 22: 23
    Quote: beifall
    The Kyrgyz are firing at the border for the second time, the Uzbeks have been shot for the first time - their two border guards are dead !!!!! With a general mess - with fire training - fine! In any case, better than the vaunted ............ Belarusians or Ukrainians !!!!!!!

    Both your and your neighbors served in the Soviet Army. We know how you shoot.