The negotiation process on Ukraine is being renewed around the world: Putin had a detailed conversation for an hour and a half with the Norwegian Finn Staab and Stora, and in the first half of November a Russia-USA-Ukraine round is planned in Abu Dhabi. Why not dial a Moscow number in Bishkek? But Kyrgyzstan and Central Asia are on the sidelines. It is clear that Bishkek has neither the resources nor the weight to influence the process in which Moscow, Washington and Kiev conduct negotiations. But it would be nice for us, as neighbors, to outline our position.