Kyrgyzstan after riots (23 pics + text + video) Bashny.Net

Authorities in Bishkek have completely passed to the opposition. Kyrgyz interim government after a series of riots across the country dissolve parliament and takes the functions of the President and the Cabinet of Ministers, said the head of the interim government Roza Otunbayeva.

"The interim government will operate for six months - to amend the Constitution of Kyrgyzstan - said Otunbayeva. - I will have four deputies. The economy will meet Atambaev for finance - Temir Sariev, Omurbek Tekibaev constitutional reform and will form a new platform, became the fourth deputy Azimbek Beknazarov, who is responsible for the prosecuting authorities, the financial police ".

She stressed that the opposition controls the four regions of Kyrgyzstan seven. These areas are in the north of the country. "In areas throughout people's elected governor, changed leaders of power structures", - said chairman of the interim government.

The victims of the riots, according to latest figures, 68 people have become, more than 500 injured.







The interim government has suspended the Central Election Commission of the Republic prior to the adoption of a new electoral code. In addition, it abolished the Presidential Secretariat. The conduct of the new government assumes all state authorities before the decision on the new structure of the government. In their places will remain the representatives of diplomatic missions of the Republic.

The opposition also abolished Agency for Development, Investment and Innovation, which controls almost all finances coming into the republic from abroad. By the way, the department was headed by the youngest son of President Kurmanbek Bakiev.



National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic issued a decree on the temporary management of a number of banks. "Under the effect of this decision gets some banks, in particular, Asia Universal Bank (AUB)," Manasbank "," Ailbank ".

These banks control the environment of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev. This is done to stop the pumping of funds from the republic ", - said the deputy chairman of the interim government Temir Sariyev.

Otunbayeva said that after this decree will follow the decrees of the return of illegally privatized strategic enterprises, as well as the restoration of utility tariffs and lower electricity prices. There will also be issued a decree establishing a commission to investigate high-profile crimes, including the events of recent days.

In turn, the defense minister of the interim government Ismail Isakov said that the army and the Border Service of the Republic went over to the interim government.

Kyrgyz police also came under the full control of the opposition interim government. "The police came under the control of the people ... All armed forces and the Interior Ministry are ready to provide security," - said the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Provisional Cabinet Bolot Sherniyazov.



Demonstrators in the Kyrgyz city of Osh, demanding the resignation of President Kurmanbek Bakiyev seized a government building. Gathered in the city square, at least two thousand people. Skirmishes and scuffles between supporters and opponents of Bakiyev, RIA Novosti reported.

Meanwhile, Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, who left the capital after mass protests, did not resign and is trying to organize resistance. "The situation with Bakiyev remains unclear. He was not resigned and is now in the Jalal-Abad. He is trying to consolidate the electorate to continue resistance, "- said Otunbayeva.



The riots in various cities of Kyrgyzstan are continuing a third day. The reason for the riots was the ban of the authorities to hold people's Kurultai (descent) and the arrest of opposition leaders Tuesday night. April 6 riots took place in Talas oblast center in the north of the country - there seized the regional administration. On the morning of April 7 popular demonstrations demanding the release of opposition leaders were held in all regions of Kyrgyzstan. In Bishkek, protesters seized the state television, the parliament building and then broke into the government. In the afternoon, the opposition leaders were released.