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We have got that story, plus cyber attacks on supply lines, but first, Kazakhstan declares calm restored Russian troops to leave in days.

We grab this from anti-war.com, and in a story you might not have heard about.

The unrest in Kazakhstan appears to be ending with the crackdown joined by 2030 Russian-led CSTO troops,

the president of Kazakhstan, Tokayev, who is presenting what happened as a failed

coup, says the Russian troops will begin withdrawing in days. This is a particularly important

point officials want to make, because the U.S. State Department loudly opposed the Russian

involvement, warning that the Kazakhs would never get rid of them after the crisis was over.

It takes one to no one. The protests started with rising fuel prices and spread from smaller towns

to all of the major cities. That's the official story. Some 10,000 people were arrested.

10,000 people were arrested for their roles in the protests and the looting.

Tokayev says it is expected that all the foreign troops will be out of Kazakhstan in no more

than 10 days putting an end to the intervention.

The U.S. State Department is still demanding Russia, Russia, Russia withdrawal.

Some other supplemental links for you, Kazakhstan, Russian-led troops to start leaving in two days.

That comes from dw.com as well as Thehill.com. And U.S. news, U.S. welcomes completion of

Russian-led mission in Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan declares calm restored. I guess no more mass arrest

and beheadings, everybody, as I covered on my Monday morning monarchy from the BBC.

Troops told to fire without warning in Kazakhstan and from ABC News.

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