The SCO counter terrorism agency said that it is willing to provide necessary assistance to Kazakhst

Original title: the SCO counter terrorism agency said that it is willing to provide necessary assistance to Kazakhstan

Kazakh soldiers maintain order
Overseas network, January 8 (Xinhua) according to the Russian satellite news agency reported on the 8th, the Council of Regional Anti-Terrorism institutions of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) issued a statement saying that Kazakhstan is willing to provide necessary assistance to relevant institutions of the country if Kazakhstan makes a request.

Kazakh soldiers clean up rioters on the streets
The statement expressed serious concern about the situation in Kazakhstan and fully supported the comprehensive measures taken by the Kazakh leadership to ensure public security and maintain constitutional order. It is believed that the measures taken by Kazakhstan's state, law enforcement and special agencies will make it possible to eliminate the illegal acts of terrorists and bandits in the shortest time. To express deep condolences to the families of soldiers and law enforcement personnel who died in the performance of their official duties. At the same time, it is prepared to provide necessary assistance in accordance with the established procedures of SCO member states at the appropriate request of relevant institutions in Kazakhstan.

Scene of riots in Almaty, Kazakhstan
Recently, large-scale riots occurred in Kazakhstan, causing heavy casualties and property losses. On the 5th, President Tokayev of Kazakhstan signed a presidential decree, putting the whole country into a state of emergency. The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) said on the 6th that at the request of Tokayev, CSTO decided to deploy peacekeeping forces in Kazakhstan for a short time.
The SCO was established in June 2001. Its permanent institutions include the Secretariat and Regional Anti-Terrorism institutions, of which the Regional Anti-Terrorism institutions are located in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan. (overseas network Liu Qiang)
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