Kazakhstan, in the freezing cold of Nur-Sultan, the capital unaware of the carnage

NUR-SULTAN (KAZAKHSTAN). A frightened regime is an unpredictable regime. If he feels threatened, he responds in a broken, drastic, often violent way. A frightened regime, such as the Kazakh one today, which counts at least 164 corpses on the street, including three minors, 2,200 injured in hospital and six thousand people in prison after a week of riots, does not hesitate to annihilate its capital with a curfew since the time of war, and with the darkening of the entire Net.