Kyrgyzstan draws attention by blocking the Ukrainian embassy during Putin's visit

【Kyrgyzstan "screens" the Ukrainian Embassy when Putin visits】Kyrgyzstan still pays a lot of attention to Putin's feelings. Putin is visiting the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, these days and attending the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) summit. During this period, the Kyrgyz authorities erected a large cloth screen in front of the Ukrainian Embassy temporarily, successfully "hiding" the embassy building and the Ukrainian yellow and blue flag.

This year's CSTO summit was held in the newly built presidential palace, which is just one street away from the Ukrainian Embassy. The official reason given by the authorities of Bishkek for "screening" the Ukrainian Embassy is "implementing new diplomatic etiquette standards," but in reality, it is to avoid Putin feeling uncomfortable when he passes by and sees the national symbols of Ukraine.

In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the five Central Asian countries publicly support Russia, but in reality, they are quite sympathetic to Ukraine and maintain good relations with Kyiv. This can be understood; it's like the saying, "When the rabbit dies, the fox grieves."

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