In response to these concerns, the news agency "Kabar" decided to reach out to the president for comments and clarification on the situation for the public.
President Japarov, commenting on the situation, stated: "Nothing terrible will happen. There is no need to make a tragedy out of this. Everything will be even better than before. Life goes on. If one friend leaves, I have more than 7 million friends behind me. Our people and our state come first for me. Anyone who tries to disturb the peace of the people will face punishment. We have the necessary resources and intelligence to handle this. The economy will continue to grow, and our domestic and foreign policies will remain unchanged."
On February 10, the President of the Kyrgyz Republic signed a decree according to which Kamchybek Tashiev was relieved of his duties as Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Chairman of the State National Security Committee. At that time, Tashiev was undergoing treatment in Germany.
On February 13, he returned to Kyrgyzstan, stating that he had to interrupt his treatment. However, on February 17, Tashiev left the country again.
