Should it have any impact on Ukrainian War of Independence?
https://twitter.com/i/status/1543324447872061440
https://twitter.com/tinso_ww/status/1543336868305158154
Uzbekistan front is opening
Should it have any impact on Ukrainian War of Independence?
https://twitter.com/i/status/1543324447872061440
https://twitter.com/tinso_ww/status/1543336868305158154
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>Should it have any impact on Ukrainian War of Independence?
No, Uzbekistan isn't in the CSTO and isn't exactly Pro-Russia or Pro-West. They're probably Pro-China and that's about it.
Yeah pretty much this, if they go to war the only thing I see the Ukraine war affecting them is Russia probably won't even sell them BMP-1's, T-62's, hell maybe not even T-55's. They would be using Syria and Libya tier BMP-1 turret technicals if their armored forces gets depleted enough.
Maybe China would supply one side? No idea. What are those, BTR-60's? Does Russia even have those stockpiled en masse anymore?
>They would be using Syria and Libya tier BMP-1 turret technicals if their armored forces gets depleted enough.
My SSD is ready
I don't know the president of Ubekibekibekibeki stanstan
Can you stop creating countries with unpronounceable names for one day thank you
>ooz-bekistan is hard to pronounce
Lmao
I mean Karakalpakstan
fookin' raycyst, get out
Uzbek is the funnest and easiest for the mongol/Turk Black person names to say.
Russia can easily handle it, they can rapidly deploy VDV to-oh wait no. Well then they have a slower back up in the form of their elite armored divisions which can perform a combined arms-oh wait no. Well instead the Russian Air Force can carry out a bombing campaign to-oh wait no. Well regardless they can dissuade any uprising with a precision strike on key points with their remaining stockpiles of iskander and kalibr-oh wait no. Well failing all that they can support loyalists materially and financially using their massive military stockpiles and currency reserves-oh wait no.
So this is what happens when you mix chinks and jeets?
And turks
Mongols, Turks, some random caucasians.
Middle earth is a hell of a drug.
Republic of Karakalpakstan !!!
>The Republic of Karakalpakstan is an autonomous republic within Uzbekistan.
>Formally sovereign and shares veto power over decisions concerning it with Uzbekistan.
So Uzbekistan is really two countries?
is the US really 50 countries? sometimes maybe
Yes it is an union of 50 states 🙂
unfortunately so
Inside of you there are two countries
Oh, so that's what the voices are
One is gay, and the other is gay.
You are gay.
Uruguay
>Caracalpackstan
Lets just call it Caracalpakistan from now on
Smug.
>caracalpakistan
It tracks.
Support floppa independence
But Karakalpakstan is the westernmost part of Uzbekistan that's not covered by that map
Floppa minority outside of home country needs protection, please understand
Looking at other maps it appears the distribution of Caracal in Uzbekistan is only poorly known.
Floppastan
It was, at least part of two countries:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emirate_of_Bukhara
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khanate_of_Khiva
will these innovative techniques help Russia in its war against Uzbekistan?
>im the 3'rd batiushka or the 8'th slavatron
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Anyone know anything about this? What is Karakaplakstans identity within Uzbekistan? What are their politics?
>Anyone know anything about this?
You are not supposed to know the backgrounds, just accept the simple narrative that all of these people stand for whatever glowBlack folk on reddit and twitter tell you.
>noooooo its muh glowBlack folk
gay
That's right, don't look into the background or study history at all. Everything in the world happens because glowies multiple seas away deviously orchestrated it. Check out Intel Slava Z for more info west trying to berry!
I see you're following your own advice.
Uzbekistan is actually two countries joined together, even more loosely than Czechoslovakia.
There was a proposal to reduce the autonomy of the junior republic, it was met with protests. The proposal has been scrapped.
If the central government does not overreact, literally nothing will happen. If they overreact, it will be a repeat of what usually happens in these cases - what might have ended with slow unification and assimilation will end with lengthy ethnic enmity. Like with Russia and Finland. Or Russia and Poland. Or Russia and the Baltics. Or Russia and Ukraine. Or Russia and Kazakhstan.
Or Russians and other Russians
Russians sure sound like contentious people
Russia is collapsing.
Slava Ukraini!
Anon, Uzbekistan is not in Russia. In fact, they specifically removed the independence of that region from their constitution to avoid the Crimean scenario. And now there's a revolution. Who do you think is behind that?
This region was not ethically Russian. It's 32% Uzbek, 32% Karakaplakstans, 28% Kazakh, And only 2 out of 35 milion live there
Autonomous region that had freedom to leave Uzbekistan.
>New constitution remove autonomy of the region
>Reset presidential cadences (President-Dictator is on his 2-term now, before he was MP since 2003 until previous President-Dictator died)
Russo-chinise condominium. Uzbekistan is in Russian sphere of influence, not very strongly but still, and a lot of people there speak Russian
Did The Great Turkman just clock that dude with a folding chair like Bigtime Wrestling?
This is why whenever theres an Amerimutt in your country offering money to fund "NGO"s you stomp on its head until its dead.
That's right. People should never organize themselves, there should be no organizations other than the Russian-bought government and the Russian-ran organized crime.
Also, let's ignore the fact that this has nothing to do with the USA and that these movements have historically been funded by Russia
Thank you Open Society Foundation for correcting the record.
Uzbeki leadership appears to be backing off
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/protests-break-out-uzbek-autonomous-region-over-constitution-reform-plan-2022-07-02/
> backing off
Maybe
There is state of emergency, key figures are being arrested and and beaten. Probably they will deal with it like Kazakhstan, or Belarus
>Probably they will deal with it like Kazakhstan, or Belarus
Describe how this situation was 'dealt with' in Kazakhstan and Belarus. Take your time, include details.
Well i already said it. KGB and internal troops beating, arresting, and killing civilians.
It looks similar to Kazakhstan, internal troops are not motivated
This have potential to turn into civil war
>Well i already said it. KGB and internal troops beating, arresting, and killing civilians.
>This have potential to turn into civil war
where are you from that this is your perspective? i do not want to sling insults i want to believe you have knowledge from a perspective we do not
For clarification it's not like 99% or even 50% possibility of civil war.
>where are you from that this is your perspective?
I'm not from there just have friends from there
I guess you could say he got ass blasted
Independence from who?
>Independence from who?
yes
HATO, obviously.
This war is making and nation - russian speaking Ukrainians are abandoning russian and learning Ukrainian.
not my problem
You should make it your problem.
Really invest in it.
>
no
Why not? Make something out of your life for once.
sneed
>1st ammendment violation
Sauce?
christina carter
This will be the fate of defeated Russian bawds when Ukraine is victorious.
tbh how would I invest in Uzbekistan? I wouldn't mind some stake in their agricultural and transport sectors
Need some homie on the ground to be a representative and who you actually trust.
this unfortunately is not latex, anon
yes it is
https://www.tiktok.com/@mistressmalissia/video/7104685827162148102?is_copy_url=1&is_from_webapp=v1
It all starts with a clank
geopolitic-let here, are these protests pro Russia or pro Western
Neither really. And not really pro chink either.
From european perspective it is like British government removing special rights from Scotland and trying to integrate it into England, which pisses scots off.
there's always some civil war shit going down in central asia. at this point everyone is numb to it.
Uz-becky-stan
I knew a becky. She did anal at 15.
It will spread into RF, it will be glorious. Can't wait for the grand duchy of Muscow lmao!
Captured internal troops
This has nothing to do with the war or Russia, there have always been internal tensions between these two people/regions.
In fact, it could be beneficial to Russia. Uzbekistan is providing Russia with millions of foreign workers each year, plugging the gaps in their industry. If a war breaks out, those workers on temporary work visas would likely seek permanent residency in Russia to escape it, giving them free and cheap workforce.
>Russia falling face-down in a pile of its own turdslop
> has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
> to do with stability of interdependent countries
Interesting thesis. Tell us more about this "nothing" of which you speak.
You just discovered the existence of Karakalpakstan two minutes ago, stop pretending you're knowledgeable on that subject.
There have always been internal tensions.
Amendments proposed into the Chapter XVII of the Uzbekistan Constitution are viewed as highly provocative by the Karakalpaks, that's why they're uprising.
Not him but you’re an actual moron. Karakalpaks are a completely separate ethnic group from Uzbeks
You are right, but what does it have to do with anything he said?
I'd love to see their cannons
set loose.
Wish Tokayev just took over all these fricking Stan's and proclaimed a single Turkestan
That would be complete disaster. Uzbekistan have bigger military, not to mention some of those countries have semi-active conflict and internal conflict. Islamist organizations would again start to rise in power.
The literal-who’s are at it again
China - Uzbekistan exports cotton to china. Uyghurs related group to Uzbeks. Small unstable countries with dictators are easier to influence.
Russia and Collective Security Treaty Organization - it was part of Soviet Union so for Putin it's "theirs". Russian is still there language of businesses.
Organization of Turkic States - total population of 156 million people
>We are afraid to approach the windows, they shoot at once, they stand near every entrance, we are afraid to leave the house, help us, why are they silent abroad? - The author of the video wrote us. We really do not know why international human rights organizations are silent. Our TV channel alone has dozens of documented facts about murders and cruel treatment of people. So why are you gentlemen from Amnesty and Human Rights?
Fricking ESL
troony
Latest news
>A criminal case has been initiated against the leader of the Karakalpak people, Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov, Dauletmurat is accused of trying to change the constitutional order, that is, in fact, of attempting a coup d'état. It is reported that several more criminal cases will be initiated, in particular in organizing riots and terrorist acts. In total, the leader of the protest faces punishment, up to the highest measure adopted in Uzbekistan.
>According to Central Government "terrorists arrived from one Central Asian city under the disguises of migrant workers.". Said workers are Turkmens and Tajiks.
>The military governor of Karakalpakstan, Rustam Juraev, announced the death toll. According to Juraev, 14 people died from the Karakalpak side, and 13 of the dead died in a state of intoxication. Juraev also declared four law enforcement officers dead.