Askar Akiev's dacha burned down in Kyrgyzstan - media. In Kyrgyzstan, there was a fire in the gardening partnership of Khrushchev Daches near Tokmok. As a result, a house was burned down, which local residents associate with the name of the first president of the republic, Eskar Akiyev, reports to dress.kg. It was reported that this is not the first time that a fire has occurred there. They write on social networks that in the spring there was also a fire in the same area, but then it was quickly extinguished. According to the veterans, there are other objects on this land that belonged to former representatives of the state authorities. The gardening partnership "Khrushchev Dakhes" has kept its historical name since the 1960s. So the authorities allocated an area to a closed departmental hunting ground for the First Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee Nikita Khrushchev. Although Khrushchev never visited these places, he was soon ousted as a result of a coup in the Soviet Union, and in the 1990s the area came under the jurisdiction of the Office of the President of Kyrgyzstan.

Askar Akiev's dacha burned down in Kyrgyzstan - media. In Kyrgyzstan, there was a fire in the gardening partnership of Khrushchev Daches near Tokmok. As a result, a house was burned down, which local residents associate with the name of the first president of the republic, Eskar Akiyev, reports to dress.kg. It was reported that this is not the first time that a fire has occurred there. They write on social networks that in the spring there was also a fire in the same area, but then it was quickly extinguished. According to the veterans, there are other objects on this land that belonged to former representatives of the state authorities. The gardening partnership "Khrushchev Dakhes" has kept its historical name since the 1960s. So the authorities allocated an area to a closed departmental hunting ground for the First Secretary of the CPSU Central Committee Nikita Khrushchev. Although Khrushchev never visited these places, he was soon ousted as a result of a coup in the Soviet Union, and in the 1990s the area came under the jurisdiction of the Office of the President of Kyrgyzstan.