In response to these concerns, the state information agency "Kabar" reached out to the head of state for clarifications regarding the current situation and future prospects.
The president replied: "Everything will be fine. There is no need to exaggerate the situation. Everything will even be better. Life goes on. If someone close leaves, I have more than 7 million friends standing behind me. The most valuable thing for me is our people and our blessed state. Those who disturb the peace of citizens will face severe punishment. We have enough wisdom and strength for that. The economy will grow, and both domestic and foreign policy will continue to move in the same direction," Japarov commented.
On February 10, the President of the Kyrgyz Republic signed a decree relieving Kamchybek Tashiev of his duties as Deputy Prime Minister and head of the State Committee for National Security. At that time, Tashiev was undergoing treatment in Germany.
On February 13, he returned to Kyrgyzstan, despite the fact that his treatment was not yet complete. However, on February 17, Tashiev left the country.
