>>46058
>>46062
Did anyone else get a whiff of foul smell after learning that the protesters were very soon trying to take over an interntional airport? Lol
I also read about some security personnel abandoning their posts, so clearly they had some kind of internal support, at least until the moment the president changed his posture and decided to respond with maximum force
More than 200 deaths counting civilians, protesters, rioters/bandits/putschists/whatever, and security forces. Several 1000s injured, mostly security personnel. Several 1000s arrested
I wonder what was the climate in the Russian localities of the north, were there any riots there?

>>46064
>funny thing is that when Karabakh conflict happened, CSTO didn't do anything, although it was more suitable situation for military intervention.
I get the civil vs. military comparison, but I disagree with the underlying point. The president of Kazakhstan, a member state, formally requested assistance. The president of Armenia, a member state, did not formally request assistance and furthermore Nagorno-Kabarakh, despite the major Armenian population, is not a recognized part of Armenia, so maybe he couldn't even if he wanted. In fact, not even Armenia recognizes N-K as its own! They consider it as an independent statelet and actively supported it, and IIRC in the official statements it was N-K, not Armenia, that was warring against Azerbaijan