A resident of Pavlodar, who asked Putin to send soldiers to Kazakhstan, was arrested in Palwar on suspicion of distributing a video with pirated petitions. This was reported by Kazakhstan media, including Tengrinews, and noted the National Security Committee (KNB). The reason for the arrest was a video posted by a woman on social networks. In the video, the native of the city of Akibstuz appeals to "all of Russia" and asks Russian President Vladimir Putin to "connect with the situation" in Ukraine and "draw forces to Kazakhstan" so that "every Kazakh remembers and knows his master, a Russian man." "I am a Russian person and I declare that Kazakhstan in Kazakhstan has no right to vote," she said. The woman was arrested on October 28 and a preliminary investigation was opened against her. Under which article the criminal case was opened, it was not specified. She was previously convicted of drug trafficking. Article 180 of the Criminal Code of Kazakhstan (legal activity) provides for deprivation of elections up to 10-15 years and deprivation of citizenship. Azattyk Asia notes that this article was introduced into the criminal code in 2015 against the background of the annexation of Crimea by Russia and the fighting in Dombes started by the pro-Russian separatists.

A resident of Pavlodar, who asked Putin to send soldiers to Kazakhstan, was arrested in Palwar on suspicion of distributing a video with pirated petitions. This was reported by Kazakhstan media, including Tengrinews, and noted the National Security Committee (KNB). The reason for the arrest was a video posted by a woman on social networks. In the video, the native of the city of Akibstuz appeals to "all of Russia" and asks Russian President Vladimir Putin to "connect with the situation" in Ukraine and "draw forces to Kazakhstan" so that "every Kazakh remembers and knows his master, a Russian man." "I am a Russian person and I declare that Kazakhstan in Kazakhstan has no right to vote," she said. The woman was arrested on October 28 and a preliminary investigation was opened against her. Under which article the criminal case was opened, it was not specified. She was previously convicted of drug trafficking. Article 180 of the Criminal Code of Kazakhstan (legal activity) provides for deprivation of elections up to 10-15 years and deprivation of citizenship. Azattyk Asia notes that this article was introduced into the criminal code in 2015 against the background of the annexation of Crimea by Russia and the fighting in Dombes started by the pro-Russian separatists.