In Kyrgyzstan, Tashiyev's resignation sparked political debates

The political situation in Kyrgyzstan is once again facing changes. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Chairman of the State Committee for National Security, Kamchibek Tashiyev, was unexpectedly relieved of his position. This decision has caused various speculations and debates.

Political scientists and analysts interpret the reasons behind this decision differently. According to analyst Temur Umarov, Tashiyev's failure to make an open statement about his resignation complicates the situation further.

He noted that considering Tashiyev is undergoing treatment in Germany, it is currently difficult to clearly predict how events will unfold. He also emphasized that Tashiyev's influence was largely based on his close relationship with Sadyr Japarov and the strength of the apparatus.

When these foundations disappear, it is natural that his political influence weakens as well. At the same time, it is noteworthy that no major changes have been observed following the resignation.

Rumors about the arrest of the head of the State Committee for National Security in Bishkek were denied, and the president denied any conflict with Tashiyev. Analysts assess this situation as an attempt to resolve the issue in a soft manner.

It is also speculated that Tashiyev may be offered to carry out his activities more quietly, away from public attention. Considering his health condition, such a decision might be more convenient for him.

Overall, analysts believe that the emergence of a "new Tashiyev" in Kyrgyzstan is unlikely. This is because the strategy of managing power from a single center currently prevails.

Japarov, on the other hand, strives to keep the system under his control. It can be concluded that political changes are expected to continue, but the main direction is clear: the system is moving towards strong centralization.

In politics, whoever is stronger sets their own rules.