#kirgiziya

[tomirida]

what annoys me about russian wikipedia and russian journalism is that they insist on using soviet names for central asian places: alma-ata instead of almaty, for instance, or kirgiziya instead of kyrgyzstan. when one corrects them they get defensive and cite the writing norms of the russian federation, but they miss the fact that russian is one of the official languages of qazaqstan and kyrgyzstan, and is also the mother tongue of many of its citizens, so the two countries are completely within their rights to form their own norms of the russian language. you forced the language on us, so don't be upset when we use it however we want. the same happened with spanish, english, and french, but unfortunately the memo hasn't reached russian yet.

[onlyonewoman]

Sometimes I feel like we forget how fast the world has changed in 34 years and how we keep forgetting that it's not really about the time, but the vast gap between what was possible in 1989 and 2023. I was 6 years old and probably doing some autumn themed stuff in kindergarten November 9th 1989, like gluing leaves on a paper or drawing mushrooms. It was a Thursday and I was too young to know about the Berlin wall or the fact that there were two Germanys. After all, I lived way up north in Europe and the first news from outside my country I can truly remember seeing, was the horrible Romanian orphanages with pictures of children kept basically in cages. I knew nothing about world wars or any wars for that matter and since my parents weren't metal fans, I obviously didn't know about a German band called Scorpions either. In 1989, I didn't know that the big map of Europe in my sister's geography book was about to change completely. The 90's recession hit hard and getting new books to schools wasn't easy, when thinking about how suddenly, we had 19(!) "new" countries instead of Soviet Union, East and West Germany and Czechoslovakia. Think about it! We went from these 4 countries: - Soviet Union - East Germany - West Germany - Czechoslovakia to 18: - Armenia - Azerbaijan - Belorussia (now Belarus) - Czech Republic - Estonia - Georgia - Germany - Kazakhstan - Kirgiziya (now Kyrgyzstan) - Latvia - Lithuania - Moldavia (now Moldova), - Russia - Slovakia - Tajikistan - Turkmenistan - Ukraine - Uzbekistan And then, barely 3 years later, when I was in third grade, the Yugoslavian war started and the maps in our then new Geography books went obsolete again. 1994, Internet wasn't yet a thing and we got classmates from countries we'd never heard of, learning that there was no longer a place called Yugoslavia, but in fact 6 to add to the increasing list: - Slovenia - Croatia - Bosnia - Herzegovina - Kosovo - Macedonia For a long, long time, these 24 countries were 5 and what little a kid would know about them, came in the shape of already obsolete world altas books and tv news we were too young to understand. Suddenly, many of us got new classmates from these new places and the names of Bosnia, Croatia and Slovenia especially stuck. We saw pictures from Sarajevo on the news and when we turned 12/13 and started 7th grade, our new history books had a picture of a smiling East German soldier and a smiling West German woman pouring champagne from the Berlin wall. Heavy metal wasn't popular anymore but everyone and their goldfish knew Scorpion's "Wind Of Change" from 1990: "The wind of change blows straight into the face of time Like a storm wind that will ring the freedom bell for peace of mind Let your balalaika sing what my guitar wants to say (say)

Take me (take me) to the magic of the moment On a glory night (a glory night) Where the children of tomorrow share their dreams (share their dreams) With you and me (you and me)" This is not my old ass trying to tell young people here on this hellsite about the past, but time and pace - and the dangers of taking democracy, peace and stability for granted. Never in my life had I imagined another full scaled war in Europe after the horrors of Yugoslavian wars. I TRULY believed the likes of Putin and Lukasjenko would see how pointless, reckless and just... bonkers a war in Europe would be in these times. I GENUINLY didn't think I'd be listening to news of Russian soldiers demolishing a peaceful neighbor in 2022. I NEVER anticipated a Brexit and the potential risks it means for Northern Ireland, where there's been a declared, official peace only since 2007. Well, what's the fucking point of this history rambling from a 40-year-old relic? you may ask. The answer is simple. My classmates' Sarajevo in 1994, is just an older version of your collegues, neighbors etc. coming from Ukraine 2022. That my wild hope for this atrocious genocide at least will end in another Haag Tribunal, like the one the murderers like the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia. I want to see Putin and his lackeys put on trial like Slobodan Milošević, Ratko Mladić, Tihomir Blaškić and other war criminals in the Yugoslavian war. Putin is just like them and there is no forgiveness and no excuses, no reasons even remotely acceptable for his war crimes. The massacres in Butja and demolition and ransacking of Kiev is no different than the bombings of Sarajevo. The images are the same and I NEED you to understand how these types of war stems from the sick grandiosity minds of despotes living in the past, dreaming of ancient "glory" because they are small, insignificant men who can't bear the thought of being slighted. You ALSO need to understand why Europe as a whole was so wholly unprepared for this. It's because we, as every other human population on Earth, really can't bear to constantly think the worst of our neighbors. We thought the times of war on this scale were behind us, not because we're better than others - HELL NO! - but because most of us thought everyone realised there were more to lose in a war than could be gained. We didn't anticipate that for the likes of Putin, "Wind Of Change" was never a song about hope for a brighter future, but more like a song of mourning.

Putin was 38, two years younger than me when the Soviet Empire began to collaps and we overlooked his crushed dreams and need for revenge - and the price he was willing to pay himself to go for it. Volodymyr Zelenskyj is 5 years my senior, one year older than my big sister. I try picturing him in 1989 as an 11-year-old, sitting in a classroom somewhere in Ukraine at the same time as my sister did, 10 years old. How both of them in their respective language had geography lessons with suddenly obsolete maps and how what was merely a piece of information for my sister, was reality for Volodymyr. Volodymyr in 1989 had no idea he'd one day lead Ukraine through a war as horrendous as the one that would break out in Yugoslavia 3 years later.

This, my youngsters on this precious hellsite, is why you can't declare people over 25 out of touch or ignorant or unable to change as soon as we don't live up to whatever standard of Internet purity setting the mood for the day. I NEED YOU TO KNOW HOW MUCH THE WORLD HAS CHANGED! I need you to understand how difficult it is for a small human being to know which leg to stand on at times, that it's okay to be wrong and that walls will be built and torn down, old contries dying and new ones rising in their ashes in what a while later will seem like a blink of an eye. I don't have to imagine Volodymyr or my sister hearing Wind Of Change on the radio in two different countries, not knowing English well enough to understand the lyrics and definitely not knowing how much the world would change before their eyes. I don't have to, because I was there too, just a few years younger and still gluing autumn leaves on paper with my classmates in kindergarten. And at the same time, somewhere in Sarajevo, a girl who'd become my friend and classmate in 4th grade, didn't know she'd see her hometown bombed to ashes and move hundreds of miles away, learning a new, difficult language and read the same obsolete geography book as I did - with a map that didn't show her country.

I want, so bad, for you people here too young to remember this, to take a moment and realise the nothing but astonishing changes that have taken place long before any you were born and how slow the news traveled before the Internet. Don't take this as a scolding because it's absolutely NOT! This is me urging you to be more gentle with yourselves, your peers and older as well as younger people because while history does repeat itself, it rarely does it in the same place or the same pattern. Milosevic or Putin, Radic or Prigozjin - different names but still coldhearted murderers and just as Milosevic didn't get to erase Bosnia-Herzegovina and Sarajevo from the maps, there is just no alternative in any fucking world, that Putin should be allowed to erase Ukraine and it's cities and people and culture. To all of you who's first present day images from a war in the West were those from Butja and Kiev: talk to people you know who are in their 40's and older. They might be able to tell you about the Berlin wall, the Soviet Empire and how a German rock group wrote a song that would be significant for what people hoped for when I was still gluing leaves and learning the names of the months, miles and miles away from the place where people older than me were starting to literally tear a wall down. Stand with Ukraine, stand on the right side of history and don't forget how close the past is, even when times truly seem to spin faster than ever.

[7ooo-ru]

Жапаров: Киргизия не откажется от партнерства с РФ вопреки просьбам Запада

Киргизский лидер отметил, что некоторые страны Евросоюза сами сотрудничают с Россией, несмотря на санкции.

Подробнее https://7ooo.ru/group/2024/10/16/635-zhaparov-kirgiziya-ne-otkazhetsya-ot-partnerstva-s-rf-vopreki-prosbam-zapada-grss-348344918.html

[renatedagmarmilada]

However grotesque, I have never had a single complaint about any painting of mine that features anything 'Jewish'.. though it is not always clear which way the message is actually intended! .. Evidently, those recently banned by the two famous super sites..were because someone was annoyed that I had gone to Russia in 1993 /I teach languages, including Russian- / to meet my then fiance..who was also an English teacher, hence a colleague. His grand -father was the General of the last Tsar.. His mother and father, a Geologist and Doctor respectively, and their four children, were sentenced to 20 yrs in Kazakhstan. He was born in a shack at the pit head..

....I also went on an exchange visit to Ukraine in 1994... to DONETSK the twin city of my city SHEFFIELD!!!!! Any complaints about my Ukrainian paintings since that visit? NONE...

/for the youngsters--Remember the old USSR: The Soviet Empire was made up of 15 Soviet Socialist Republics: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belorussia (now Belarus), Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kirgiziya (now Kyrgyzstan), Latvia, Lithuania, Moldavia (now Moldova), Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.

[discoverynn]

Приходит много вопросов по Киргизии, будут ли еще даты кроме мая (21-27 мая мест нет). Как и в прошлом году, будет еще летний тур.

14-20 июля 2023.

В этом путешествии вы отправитесь по самым красивым местам озера Иссык-Куль. Мы запланировали круговой маршрут с посещением «марсианских» каньонов, наполненных свежестью зелени ущелий, подъемом на панорамные видовые точки в окружении горных хребтов. Вы наполните легкие горным воздухом и ароматом трав, погрузитесь в этнику кочевых народов и местных жителей. Узнаете оттенки национальной кухни, и конечно же привезете большую коллекцию воспоминаний и свежих эмоций!

Узнать подробности тура и забронировать место: https://discoverynn.ru/tour/kirgiziya-puteshestvie-vokrug-issyk-kulya/

#киргизия #турывкиргизию #иссыккуль #путешествия #фотография

[shadyfacewolf]

10 nuevos dibujos hoy domingo:

Milo Murphy (La ley de Milo Murphy) con el traje nacional y bandera de Kirguistán (c) Dan Povenmire,Jeff “Swampy” Marsh y Disney

Ameria Will Tesla Saillune del animé Slayers (en español,Los justicieros yo nunca pude verlo de pequeño) (c) Hajime Kanzaka,Egg Films,TV Tokyo 

Dibujo del especial de la saga Peanuts del año 1979 Eres,el mejor Charlie Brown (c) Charles Monroe Schulz,CBS

Johnny Bravo con traje disco (c) Van Partible,Cartoon Network

Reiko Mikami en traje de baño (c) Takashi Shiina,TV Asahi

Kirby con lápices acuarables (c) Nintendo

Dibujo del día mundial de la tierra que será el domingo 22 de abril (dibujo original)

Star Butterfly (Star vs las fuerzas del mal) con el traje nacional y bandera de Honduras (c) Daron Nefcy,Disney

Dora y Botas (Dora la exploradora) bailando (c) Chris Gifford, Valerie Walsh Valdes,Erik Weiner y Nickelodeon

Y termina con otro dibujo de la saga Peanuts que corresponde á un especial de la saga Peanuts que es Fué mi mejor cumpleaños nunca, Charlie Brown de 1997 (c) Charles Monroe Schulz y Paramount

[hariesautomoto]

Kyrgyzstan government's Tu-154M by HariesAutoMoto

[ruspeach]

SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/10507/ Манул - это хищное животное размером с домашнюю кошку. Вес этого животного достигает 5 кг, а длина вместе с хвостом 65 см. От обычной кошки он отличается более плотным, массивным телом на коротких толстых лапах и очень густой шерстью. Манул обитает в Азербайджане, Монголии, Киргизии, в Алтайском крае. Manul is a predatory animal with the size of a domestic cat. The weight of this animal reaches 5 kg, and length together with a tail is 65 cm. It differs from an ordinary cat more massive body with short thick paws and very dense wool. Manul lives in Azerbaijan, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, in Altai region. хвост [khvòst] - ponytail размер [razmer] - size, dimention животное [zhivotnoe] - animal густой [gustòj] - thick домашний [damashnij] - domestic, home Киргизия [kirgiziya] - Kyrgyzstan Азербайджан [azerbajdzhàn] - Azerbaijan www.ruspeach.com

[laboratoriumi]

egyetek ti is eteleket ha tehetitek🤝🤷🏼‍♂️🙋🏽‍♂️ (at Kirgiziya, Qaraghandy, Kazakhstan) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bss5XjVAPBta-Gn5kq87iYWspiBaDvyET5q2F00/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7a7w3mxk2avb

[finbiru]

Киргизия направила ноту протеста Казахстану из-за задержания музыканта Власти Киргизии направили Казахстану ноту протеста в связи с задержанием гражданина стр... Подробнее на https://finbi.ru/103891-kirgiziya-napravila-notu-protesta-kazahstanu-iz-za-zaderzhaniya-muzykanta.html

[audia6-obmen]

Киргизия может оказаться очередным государством на постсоветском пространстве, легализовавшим криптовалютные биржи. Соответствующий законопроект был вынесен на общественное обсуждение Министерством экономики и финансов, сообщает агентство Tazabek. Власти рассчитывают в ближайшее время создать условия для прозрачной работы криптоплатформ. Параллельно в кабмине хотят разработать механизм по защите инвесторов и противодействию легализации криминальных доходов с помощью цифровых активов. Сторонники […] Подробнее на https://coinspot.io/law/asia-and-africa/kirgiziya-anonsirovala-legalizaciyu-kriptovalyutnyh-birzh/?utm_source=seolit-tumblr&utm_medium=autopost&utm_campaign=project_16784&utm_content=post_15037372

[7ooo-ru]

Киргизия призвала страны Центральной Азии поддержать ее кандидатуру в члены Совбеза ООН

Президент Киргизии Садыр Жапаров призывал страны Центральноазиатского региона поддержать кандидатуру республики в непостоянные члены Совета безопасности ООН. Об этом сообщает ТАСС.

Президент напомнил, что республика является кандидатом в непостоянные члены Совета безопасности ООН на 2027-2028 годы и призвал поддержать ее кандидатуру на выборах, которые состоятся в ходе 80-й сессии Генеральной Ассамблеи ООН в июне 2026 года в Нью-Йорке

«Все разногласия в современно�� мире необходимо решать исключительно мирным путем за столом переговоров. Для Кыргызстана мир и стабильность в Афганистане является одним из приоритетных и ключевых условий в системе региональной безопасности», — сказал он.

Подробнее https://7ooo.ru/group/2024/08/09/625-kirgiziya-prizvala-strany-centralnoy-azii-podderzhat-ee-kandidaturu-v-chleny-sovbeza-oon-grss-331313067.html

[atto-worldwide]

Садовый вар 200 грамм 40 сом https://kg.atto.kz/obyavlenie/sadovyy-var-200-gramm-40-som-bishkek-chuyskaya-oblast-kirgiziya-uslugi-uborkaa-uborka-kvartir-domov https://www.instagram.com/p/CDf_aIijKh4/?igshid=bwllyvpyzsfm

[news-digest-zone]

В мире. Киргизия может вернуть режим ЧС в нескольких городах и областях из-за коронавируса

Киргизия в четверг может принять решение о возвращении режима чрезвычайной ситуации в нескольких городах и областях из-за коронавируса, сообщили власти центральноазиатской страны. source http://news.digest.zone/v-mire/kirgiziya-mojet-vernut-rejim-chs-v-neskolkih-gorodah-i-oblastyah-iz-za-koronavirusa.html

[ruspeach]

SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/10507/ Манул - это хищное животное размером с домашнюю кошку. Вес этого животного достигает 5 кг, а длина вместе с хвостом 65 см. От обычной кошки он отличается более плотным, массивным телом на коротких толстых лапах и очень густой шерстью. Манул обитает в Азербайджане, Монголии, Киргизии, в Алтайском крае. Manul is a predatory animal with the size of a domestic cat. The weight of this animal reaches 5 kg, and length together with a tail is 65 cm. It differs from an ordinary cat more massive body with short thick paws and very dense wool. Manul lives in Azerbaijan, Mongolia, Kyrgyzstan, in Altai region. хвост [khvòst] - ponytail размер [razmer] - size, dimention животное [zhivotnoe] - animal густой [gustòj] - thick домашний [damashnij] - domestic, home Киргизия [kirgiziya] - Kyrgyzstan Азербайджан [azerbajdzhàn] - Azerbaijan www.ruspeach.com

[prispru]

Киргизия: суд по

Киргизия: суд по делу о беспорядках при задержании Атамбаева http://vybor-naroda.org/lentanovostey/159229-kirgiziya-sud-o-besporyadkah-pri-zaderzhanii-eks-prezidenta.html