Together with Kazakhstan and The United States also "shod" Kyrgyzstan with Uzbekistan — expert

Together with Kazakhstan and The USA also "shod" Kyrgyzstan with Uzbekistan. Nikita Mendkovich, the head of the Eurasian Analytical Club, writes about this in his telegram channel.

"In negotiations with the Americans, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan were thoroughly robbed, which now owe Washington billions to support the American economy in the form of inflated contract prices and investments. Kyrgyzstan got off with slightly smaller losses. The Americans managed to get the Kyrgyz "Aiyl Bank" to underwrite the 5-year unsecured bond loan of "Aiyl Bank" for $ 300 million," the expert writes.

Translated "into Russian from the financial", this, according to him, means that the bank issues $ 300 million worth of borrowed bonds, and the American company Oppenheimer buys them at a reduced cost and then sells them on the market at face value.

"As a result, Aiyl Bank receives, for example, 250 million in debt, but will owe the purchasers all 300 million, not counting interest for 5 years. And Oppenheimer pockets a conditional $ 50 million. It's a shame, but somewhat less than the Kazakhs and Uzbeks, whom Trump has heated up by tens of billions," Mendkovich concluded.

As previously reported, following the results of last week's The Kazakh and American sides signed 29 agreements totaling about $17 billion, covering key areas of industry, energy, digitalization, education and innovation, at the US—Central Asia summit in Washington.

In turn, Uzbekistan has pledged to purchase $ 35 billion worth of American products and invest another $ 100 billion in the American economy over the next 10 years.