Russian officials view this week's protests in Kazakhstan as an "externally incited" attempt to undermine the security and integrity of the state, diplomats in Moscow announced in a statement published on the Foreign Ministry's website on Thursday.

Moscow calls unrest in Kazakhstan an ‘externally incited’ insurrection by ‘trained and organized armed formations’

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Moscow calls unrest in Kazakhstan an ‘externally incited’ insurrection by ‘trained and organized armed formations’