The concern for the riots in Kazakhstan was expressed by European Union, condemning “the violence that erupted after the peaceful demonstrations”, while calling for de-escalation of the crisis.
“We are concerned about the violence that erupted after the peaceful demonstrations in Kazakhstan“which is an important partner for the European Union”, with which it has concluded a “Partnership and Cooperation Agreement”, which is in force, as well as “for the stability of the region”, said the High Representative of the EU Josep Borrell in a statement issued on behalf of the EU.
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of life and strongly condemn the widespread acts of violence. It is important to avoid further escalation, to avoid any incitement to violence, to show restraint at all times and to avoid exploiting the unrest for other purposes.” he continued.
The EU has expressed its readiness to provide assistance in resolving the crisis peacefully.
“External military support should respect the sovereignty and independence of Kazakhstan, as well as the fundamental rights of all citizens,” Borel said in a statement.
The EU addresses appeal to the authorities of Kazakhstan “To abide by their commitments at this difficult time, including respect for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of their citizens, in particular freedom of assembly, freedom of expression and the media,” the statement said.
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