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“Color Revolutions" and the Post-Soviet Space

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Nazarbayev was ostensibly referring in his June 8 address to the string of shootouts over the weekend, but the remarks suggested he also sees antigovernment protests as part of the broad destabilizing efforts hatched by mysterious foreign parties. From there, it was a short leap to the recent anti-land reform protests. Nazarbayev did not identify the rallies specifically, but the implication was clear.

We will take strong measures against any actions by extremists and terrorists. These symptoms are being seen here too.

In those countries where this happened, today there is no state, no stability — there is rampant poverty, banditry and the conditions for the emergence of extremists and terrorists. The speech presents the extraordinary prospect that the authorities may look to conflate — maybe even in their investigations and criminal trials — the ostensibly political protests and Aktobe, which is being cast so far as an act of Islamic terrorism.

On June 6, the National Security Committee, or KNB in its commonly used Russian acronym, announced that it suspects a Kazakh businessman with pronounced pro-Russian sympathies as being the brains and funder of the land protests, which it said were nothing less than a plot to overthrow Nazarbayev.