10 people were detained in Kyrgyzstan for preparing riots after the elections.
In Kyrgyzstan, 10 people were detained who intended to organize mass riots after the parliamentary elections. This was announced on the evening of November 22 in the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic.
"The Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic has suppressed the activities of a destructive group that was preparing mass riots after the elections to the Jogorku Kenesh," the ministry said in a statement on the Telegram channel.
It is emphasized that the attackers turned out to be political figures, former deputies, ex-law enforcement officers and civil servants. Some of them, as explained, involved representatives of organized criminal groups (OCGs) and athletes in their conspiracy, who could arrange provocations, including those involving violent clashes.
According to the plan of the detainees, several rallies were supposed to break out in the country after the parliamentary elections, which were supposed to demonstrate the mass discontent of the people. According to preliminary data, administrative buildings, TV channels, law enforcement facilities, weapons and penitentiary institutions could have been seized during the protests. During the searches, weapons, ammunition, grenades, and $150,000 (11.8 million rubles) were seized from the criminals.
On October 1, the German Prosecutor General's Office announced the detention of three alleged members of the Palestinian Hamas movement who planned to commit terrorist attacks against Israeli institutions located in Germany. It was clarified that starting in the summer of this year, they had been purchasing weapons and ammunition to implement their plans. Thus, during the searches, the attackers found an AK-47 assault rifle, several pistols, as well as a significant amount of ammunition.
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