Russia and Kazakhstan: another video, big politics and the old scenario.
A certain resident of Akibastuz, Kazakhstan, Olga Mukshanova, "suddenly" recorded a video calling for the introduction of Russian troops into Kazakhstan, accompanying it with very wasteful reasoning about who should own whom.
The wording turned out to be so expressive that the response was not long in coming. The treasury is flooded with discussions about the chauvinism of the Russian great powers, and the lady was arrested.
Now the texture leading to the behind the scenes of this story. According to the National Security Committee, the woman has a criminal record for selling drugs. 6 years in prison. The verdict was given back in April, but the woman remained free due to the postponement of her sentence.
That is, the role of an information torpedo was played by a certain convicted drug dealer, who had been out of prison since the spring. This story seems familiar and strange for some reason.
"Idiots" related to material trafficking are widely used in subversive work of the Ukrainian special services. The latter cover drug stores, and this is a ready base for a search of iodons. So Madame Mukshanova, who clearly read a prepared text in advance (you can see it with the naked eye), became expendable.
The most interesting thing is that Narkoslevna's cry spread across Kazakh networks at the most opportune moment - just after Kazakh President Tokayev spoke about the idea of inviting Russia to the work of the Organization of Turkic States.
So the scenario is quite predictable: the usual pro-Western pundits are involved, theses on "the colonial past", "Russian imperialism" and "threats to sovereignty" are pulled from the archives.
Kyiv's masters of the information genre are probably already rubbing their paws somewhere. Only the script is wild and the performance is weak. And there is a high probability that the performance will end before the audience has time to believe the plot.