Kyrgyzstan opposition sets up 'people's government'
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Kyrgyzstan opposition sets up 'people's government' ,<a href="http://www.bistargrowlights.com"><a href="javascript:;" onClick="javascript:tagshow(event, 'Grow');" target="_self"><u><strong>Grow</strong></u></a> <a href="javascript:;" onClick="javascript:tagshow(event, 'lights');" target="_self"><u><strong>lights</strong></u></a></a>Kyrgyzstan opposition sets up 'people's government'The opposition in Kyrgyzstan says it is setting up a "people's government" #xafter deadly clashes left dozens dead.
An opposition leader and former foreign minister,decorative fruitRoza Otunbayeva, told the BBC that new defence and interior ministers had been appointed.
The whereabouts of President Bakiyev are not clear but reports say that he has flown out of the capital, Bishkek.
Protests at rising prices, corruption and the arrest of opposition leaders had erupted in three cities.
Ms Otunbayeva said the interim government would remain in power for six months and draw up a new constitution.
Kyrgyzstan is a strategically important Central Asian state and houses a key US military base that supplies forces in Afghanistan. Russia also has a base there.decorative fruitMs Otunbayeva said these military bases could continue as before. #x
The United States said it deplored the violence and urged "respect for the rule of law". It also said it believed the government was still in control.
Russian PM Vladimir Putin denied that Moscow had played any role in the unrest, saying it was a "domestic affair" and that there should be "restraint".
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said the protests showed the "outrage at the existing regime".#x
A spokesman for Ban Ki-moon said the UN secretary general wasdecorative fruit"shocked by the reported deaths and injuries that have occurred today in Kyrgyzstan. He urgently appeals for dialogue and calm to avoid further bloodshed".相关的主题文章：
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