The turmoil in Kazakhstan has almost stabilized with the arrival of Russian peacekeeping forces. However, the global shock is the big disconnection in Kazakhstan in the past two days. Everyone realizes that the Internet is so important.
President Tokayev of Kazakhstan ordered a state of emergency throughout the territory on January 5. In the evening of that day, in Almaty, where fierce protests and demonstrations broke out, all Internet communications were suddenly cut off. According to local sources, this moment caused extreme panic, as if the world was completely dark. In fact, the disconnection is almost nationwide, and most local telephone communications have also been suspended. How is the result?
From the 1980s to the present, there have been dozens of so-called “color revolutions” in various parts of the world, including Central Asia, and even in Russia. The so-called “color revolutions” have been patiently managed by infiltrating foreign groups and cooperated with local opposition forces. Immediately following grasping a breakthrough in social conflicts, he categorically walked out of the streets to make trouble, and quickly contacted dissatisfied people from all sides, and formed greater forces. The scene became more and more noisy. Foreign reporters took the opportunity to photograph various “moving” scenic news photos. , Released to the world in an instant. Local governments usually fall into isolation within a few days. At this time, if the solidarity of Western countries is added and sanctions are announced on humanitarian grounds, the “color revolution” will end in “people’s victory” and pro-Westernists will come to power.
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