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The cause of the incident is that thousands of protesters did not recognize the preliminary results of the Kyrgyz parliamentary elections announced on Sunday.
According to Sputnik, around 2,000 people gathered on October 5 around the Presidential Palace, also known as the ‘White House’ in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, to ask the government to cancel the results of the national elections. past association.
After that, the enthusiastic crowd used a truck to crash the front door and overwhelm the building at dawn on October 6.
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| The Kyrgyz Presidential Palace was burned down. Photo: Sputnik |
A video posted by Sputnik on Twitter shows that the fire had started in some upper floors of the building, before spreading to the lower floors.
Immediately after receiving the news that the Presidential Palace was on fire, the fire department of the city of Bishkek was dispatched to the scene.
Video: Kyrgyz presidential palace burns down. Source: Sputnik
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