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Sadyr Japarov

president of Kyrgyzstan
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  • Kyrgyzstan
    Kyrgyzstan
    / Presidency of Sadyr Japarov

    …detention, including Atambayev, Isakov, and Sadyr Japarov (Zhaparov), a former associate of Bakiyev imprisoned after his supporters took a government official hostage in 2013. On October 6 Prime Minister Kubatbek Boronov resigned amid the unrest, and on October 10 Japarov was selected to be prime minister by an extraordinary session…

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    …detention, including Atambayev, Isakov, and Sadyr Japarov (Zhaparov), a former associate of Bakiyev imprisoned after his supporters took a government official hostage in 2013. On October 6 Prime Minister Kubatbek Boronov resigned amid the unrest, and on October 10 Japarov was selected to be prime minister by an extraordinary session…

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