Citizens of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan fought near Moscow

On September 14, in the city of Krasnogorsk near Moscow, a mass brawl took place between citizens of Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan in one of the parking lots near the construction site. It is noted that they disagreed on territorial claims between the countries.

The Mash Telegram channel stated that a total of 22 people took part in the conflict: 13 from Uzbekistan, five from Kyrgyzstan, and four immigrants from Tajikistan. The police officers who arrived at the scene put an end to the fight.

The city of Krasnogorsk with a population of 188,000 is located on the banks of the Moscow River, on the western edge of the Russian capital.

At the end of June, in Russia, about 300 Kyrgyz and Tajik workers fought for their turn in the kitchen. According to the media, the fight started because someone wanted to go to the kitchen without being in line. After lunch, the workers gathered to "talk to each other", which later turned into a fight. Nine people were injured.

Source: Daryo.uz