BISHKEK, KYRGYZSTAN - Kyrgyzstan hosts annual Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) summit in Bishkek. Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to attend along with leaders from Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Tajikistan.


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More than 2,000 Russian-led troops began to pull out from Kazakhstan after being dispatched to quell the protesters following request from president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.

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Russian troops began withdrawing from Kazakhstan after being deployed there to maintain order amid violent protests in the country. The Russian defence ministry said the "collective peacekeeping forces" had begun withdrawing.

Russia-led CSTO peacekeepers begin pullback from Kazakhstan

Armenia is taking steps to organise Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) summit on the situsation in Kazakhstan. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on phone in this regard.

Efforts on to organise CSTO summit over situation in Kazakhstan

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Kazakhstan counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev had a “lengthy” conversation over the phone on the present unrest in the Central Asian country and exchanged views on measures taken to “restore order” in the region, the Kremlin said on Saturday.

Putin, Kazakh leader Tokayev discuss measures to ‘restore order’ in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan’s former head of national security intelligence has been arrested on suspicion of treason after he was fired following massive unrest in the country. The National Security Committee, or KNB, in a statement on Saturday said that its former chief Karim Masimov – who was fired earlier this week—was detained, along with several other officials.

Kazakhstan’s former head of national security intelligence held for treason

The number of law enforcement officers killed during protests in Kazakhstan has increased to 18, the Kazakh news agency Tengrinews.kz reported on Thursday citing the Kazakh Interior Ministry.

Those who don't shun violence will be killed, says Kazakh govt as 18 troops die

Following recent violent protests in Kazakhstan, a state of emergency has been declared, with troops from a Russian-led military alliance heading to the Central Asian country to assist in quelling the unrest.

Kazakhstan unrest: What sparked the protests and how they will affect global geopolitics

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, the president of Kazakhstan, announced on Friday that he has instructed the military and law enforcement agencies to use lethal force against terrorists, firing without warning.

Kazakh President Tokayev to troops: 'Open fire to kill terrorists without warning'

At least 1,000 people were wounded and several killed in Kazakhstan during anti-government protests against rising fuel prices which has widened into large scale nationwide demonstrations.

Security officials killed in Kazakhstan protests; Russian alliance sends troops

Armenia has made an appeal to Russia-led security bloc for support after accusing Azerbaijan of border violation. Armenia has accused that Azerbaijani troops are trying to claim territory.

Armenia calls Putin after Azerbaijan 'infiltration'

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