Iranian Ambassador to Kazakhstan Ali Akbar Jowkar touched upon President Tokayev at the level of Omar Khayyam. The Aldarkose telegram channel writes about this.
The resource recalled the diplomat's statement that words of support and condolences had not come from Astana against the background of the death of Iran's spiritual leader Ali Khamenei and the deaths of civilians.
"Moreover, as he said: "Most likely, the authorities of friendly and fraternal Kazakhstan did not have the opportunity to send a message because of the weekend." This is a punch on the level of Omar Khayyam — full of politeness and tact. Of course, the Iranian ambassador knew and saw that over the weekend President Tokayev actively sent words of support to Arab countries, and along the way condemned the "military actions" Iran," the publication says.
As the author noted, "Kassym-Jomart Kemelevich has long been reputed to be the finest diplomat in our country."
"But something about joining the "The Council of the World“ somewhere this prudence has disappeared, and the game is more and more on one side of the field. It's sad, but this no longer looks like the multi-vector, without which "Kazakhstan is nowhere," as court political scientists have been saying for years. It's getting harder to maneuver, and it's getting easier to miss the benefits," the telegram channel concluded.

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