Putin: Kazakhstan confronted psychological oppressor animosity upheld by disastrous powers

MOSCOW,
Kazakhstan in January confronted psychological oppressor animosity with the help of disastrous powers inside and outside the country, Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed on Thursday at a question and answer session following discussions with his Kazakh partner Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.

The Russian chief referred to the occasions as "a remarkable test to the sway, respectability and strength of the country." "basically, Kazakhstan has confronted a demonstration of fear based oppressor hostility submitted with the immediate investment of horrendous powers inside and outside," Putin pushed.
Official help
Russia will do everything to help the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, >

The Russian chief, talking about the occasions in Kazakhstan in January, noticed that Tokayev is doing everything to guarantee what is happening in the nation "at last standardizes." "We see that life in Kazakhstan has gotten back to a steady, quiet course, the general public completely upholds the course of the country's initiative to tackle huge scope issues. Furthermore we, as far as concerns us, Russia will do everything to help the President of Kazakhstan," Putin pushed.

He communicated certainty that Russian-Kazakhstani collaboration will proceed to extend and develop.
"There are generally true circumstances for this," the President of the Russian Federation accepts.

Putin added that the present status and possibilities for additional extending two-sided collaboration have turned into the primary subject of the discussions. As a rule, the gathering went on around four hours.
"Our nations are generally limited by genuinely amazing united and great friendly ties," the Russian chief noted. He reviewed that this year the states will commend the 30th commemoration of the foundation of political relations, which depend on the standards of solid common help, regard and thought of one another's inclinations.

Military preparation
Russia will keep on giving help to Kazakhstan in the preparation of military trained professionals, remembering for the colleges of the Ministry of Defense.
This was expressed by the President of the Russian Federation.

"Obviously, the discussions likewise centered around the further fortifying of military and military-specialized participation. Russia will keep on helping Kazakhstan in preparing military experts in the colleges of the Russian Defense Ministry and other regulation authorization organizations," he said.