President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko MINSK, Jan 10 The goal of the extremists in Kazakhstan was to wreak havoc and unleash President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said in a message to his Kazakh counterpart, Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev, a fratricidal war in order to carry out a coup. changes in the political course & # 34 ;, — leads the Telegram channel & # 34; Pool of the first & # 34; message text.
The head of state noted that Belarus has already faced such a challenge and therefore “understands the severity of the current situation and the colossal responsibility for the fate of the country.” Lukashenko added that Minsk is ready to help stabilize the situation in every possible way and hopes for an early peace. He also expressed condolences to his family and those killed in the riots. 
Kazakhstan declared the continued risk of a repeat of terrorist attacks Belarus sent peacekeepers to Kazakhstan as part of the CSTO mission. Kazakhstan declared January 10 a day of mourning for the victims of the riots. Riots in Kazakhstan Mass protests in the republic began in the early days of 2022, the reason for the discontent of the residents of the cities of Zhanaozen and Aktau in the west of the country was a two-fold increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas used for refueling cars. Subsequently, people took to the streets in other cities, there were several clashes with the security forces of the republic, there are victims from all sides. The participants in the events, which the authorities call militants or terrorists, made several attempts to storm administrative buildings and police departments, they were recaptured. Until January 19, an emergency regime was in force throughout Kazakhstan, the authorities were cleaning the squares from the instigators of the actions. President Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev dismissed the government. and ordered the introduction of regulation of selling prices for fuel, but the unrest continued. He also headed the Security Council, at the first meeting of which he called the situation in Kazakhstan «undermining the integrity of the state» and said that he had turned to the CSTO for help. During the riots, members of the organization sent collective peacekeeping forces to the republic to guard administrative and diplomatic buildings and help local military maintain law and order. Tokayev said on Friday that terrorists, including those who arrived from abroad, continue to resist. He promised to destroy those who did not lay down their arms. The authorities heard all the demands of citizens, expressed in peaceful forms, he added.