Kazakhstan's authorities are increasingly doing what is expected of them in Moscow, as are President Kasim-Jomart Tokaev's statements about Vladimir Putin and the arrests of people at Moscow's request. In some cases, people are able to help, but only if they agree to accept European countries. There is now an intrigue over the fate of two Russians and one Ukrainian woman who are about to be deported to Russia.
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Kazakhstan's authorities are increasingly doing what is expected of them in Moscow, as are President Kasim-Jomart Tokaev's statements about Vladimir Putin and the arrests of people at Moscow's request. In some cases, people are able to help, but only if they agree to accept European countries. There is now an intrigue over the fate of two Russians and one Ukrainian woman who are about to be deported to Russia.