Putin greeted the guard of honor in Kyrgyz

During his visit to Kyrgyzstan on Wednesday, November 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin greeted the military honor guard in Bishkek in Kyrgyz.

"Salaam, asker (Hello, army. — Ed.)!" — RIA Novosti quotes him as saying.

The day before, the Russian leader flew to Kyrgyzstan on a state visit. A solemn meeting was held at Manas airport: flags of the state were raised and a guard of honor was organized, and President Sadyr Japarov personally met the head of state at the ramp of Air Force One.

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In three days in Bishkek, the president will hold a series of negotiations and participate in the CSTO meeting.

Later, the leaders laid wreaths at the Eternal Flame on Victory Square in Bishkek. It was clarified that the complex was built in honor of the 40th anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War.

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