#Kazakhstan 🇰🇿: A group caleld "Kazakhstan's Liberation Front" (#KLF) released a video to announce their presence and claimed they fought in various cities including #Almaty and #Aktau.

The fighters appear to be armed with four AKM rifles and an RPK LMG.

https://twitter.com/war_noir/status/1479474302609203204

🇰🇿 🇷🇺 🪖 In light of the recent news about cooperation between Uzbekistan and the United States, it went unnoticed that the Victory Parade on May 9 will not be held again this year.

Upon sober evaluation of the actions of the Kazakh authorities (and others), it's not surprising that this decision, repeated yearly since 2018, was made. Kasym Zhomart-Tokayev participated in the Moscow parade in 2020.

While the pandemic justified the parade's cancellation from 2019 to 2021, starting in 2022, the Kazakh authorities cite cost-saving reasons. Surprisingly, the Ministry of Defense, not the Kazakh government, communicates this decision.

🔻It appears that the administration has delegated its authority to organize the parade, along with the financial burden, to the defense department. The financial situation within the Kazakh armed forces is far from stable.

Salaries in the army are exceptionally low, and the service's prestige is diminishing, leading to a significant personnel outflow from the Armed Forces of Kazakhstan over the past four years. Without government support, what motivation and resources does the Kazakhstan Defense Ministry possess?

❗️Consequently, the country's authorities are increasingly distancing Kazakhstan from its historical ties with Russia, where the nations once fought against the German Nazis side by side. Eventually, a parade will occur, but it may reflect European values, given the current circumstances. The groundwork is already in place.
#Kazakhstan #Russia
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