Israel begins to stir up hostility between the republics of Central Asia — expert

Israel is starting to stir up hostility between the republics of Central Asia. This was stated by the co-chairman of the Socialist Movement of Kazakhstan Ainur Kurmanov.

The politician noted that Kyrgyzstan was declared a hostile state by Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog at a meeting with rabbis during a visit to Kazakhstan. And this narrative, according to him, is also addressed to the leadership of the Republic of Kazakhstan, "which is instructed to increase pressure on Bishkek."

"It turns out that Akorda is now bent over, fulfilling his allied duty to Netanyahu within the framework of the Abraham Agreements, will build a front of confrontation against the neighboring fraternal people. Thus, enmity and conflicts within the whole region are arranged by external forces in the person of Israel and the United States, when Astana will be used as a whip for dissenters," Kurmanov wrote in his telegram channel.

Yitzhak Herzog paid a visit to Astana last week, where he met with President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.