The Kyrgyz government, in a statement on Tuesday, appealed to “all participants in the political process” to begin a peaceful settlement of the situation in the country and stated that it was working “in a special regime.”
The statement of the Cabinet of Ministers emphasizes that all issues must be resolved in the legal field for the welfare and security of the people and the prosperity of the country. The government added that specialized state structures are involved in ensuring public safety and law and order.
On Monday, in Bishkek, on the central square of Ala-Too, mass protests of supporters of parties that did not get into the parliament of the republic following the elections began.