Aktualna sytuacja w Kazachstanie
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TOPSHOT - A photograph shows a general view of a burnt-out administrative building in central Almaty on January 7, 2022, after unprecedented unrest in the Central Asian nation due to a hike in energy prices. - Kazakhstan's president has rejected on January 7, 2022, calls for talks with protesters after days of unprecedented unrest, vowing to destroy "armed bandits" and authorising his forces to shoot to kill without warning. He said earlier that order had mostly been restored across the country, after protests this week over fuel prices escalated into widespread violence, especially in main city Almaty. (Photo by Alexandr BOGDANOV / AFP)
2022-01-07
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