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Рубрики Современность; Версия для печати

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Добрый день!

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/19/world/asia/19kyrgyz.html

На середине первой страницы - в марте Отунбаеву принимал Сергей Миронов. Про остальные контакты Таймс ссылается на некого А. Князова.
Кстати, Вы издеваетесь, или действительно у кого-то есть сомнения про роль Москвы в тех событиях?


In July, the same month the Bakiyev government concluded the base renewal agreement with the United States, Kyrgyz opposition leaders began to get audiences with leaders in Moscow, according to Aleksandr A. Knyazov, then director of a Russian-backed nongovernmental group in Bishkek, the CIS Institute.

Mr. Knyazov said he brokered the meetings, which he said began with relatively unimportant members of the Russian Parliament but evolved into audiences with influential figures, whom he declined to name.

In March, Roza Otunbayeva, now the head of the interim government, traveled to Moscow to attend a conference of former Soviet political parties and to meet Sergei M. Mironov, speaker of the upper chamber of the Russian Parliament and a close ally of Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin. According to Mr. Knyazov, she warned the Russians that popular discontent in Kyrgyzstan was exploding and that a mass protest would soon take place.
С уважением.