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by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. One vehicle which was damaged by protests against fuel price rises is seen in Almaty Kazakhstan, January 6, 2022. REUTERS/Pavel Mikheyev

LONDON, (Reuters) – Kazakhstan is currently in geopolitical play. If the West does not enter the fray, then Russia will make Central Asian republic fall in a kind of restored Soviet Union. A former banker referred to himself as the Kazakh leader in protests against the West.

Mukhtar Abdul Azov, an ex-minister of the Russian government, is currently living in Paris and said that the West should join the fray.

“If Kazakhstan is not, it will be transformed into Belarus. [Russian President Vladimir]Putin would methodically impose a program, Ablyazov stated to Reuters.

Ablyazov portrayed himself as leader of the protests against the government and claimed that he was constantly consulted about tactics at the ground in Almaty.

He said, “I consider myself the leader of opposition.” . “Everyday, the protesters call and ask me: What should we do?” The protesters are asking me: “What should we do?”

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