Banker Ablyazov will continue to organize protests in Kazakhstan and ask for help from the West
Photo: Serikzhan Kovlanbaev / RIA Novosti
Fugitive banker Mukhtar Ablyazov, who calls himself the leader of the opposition in Kazakhstan, said that he has a plan to change power in the republic. He intends to continue organizing protests, and when the protesters succeed, to head the government of the republic. The banker told RIA Novosti about this.
“We have developed a plan, we will achieve regime change. I will fly and head the provisional government of Kazakhstan for a period of six months. After that, elections will be announced. If our party wins these elections, then I will become a legitimate prime minister,” Ablyazov said.
The banker expects to receive assistance in implementing the plan to change power in Kazakhstan from Western politicians. According to him, he has already turned to French President Emmanuel Macron. Ablyazov will ask the countries to intervene in the affairs of Kazakhstan in the near future. “I warned Western countries that if they take a wait-and-see attitude, then Central Asia will be a cooler boiler than in Afghanistan,” he said.
