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US supports territorial integrity of Uzbekistan
The United States expressed its concern over the recent events in Karakalpakstan and urged all parties to seek a peaceful resolution to these tensions and refrain from violence.
āWe express our condolences to the families of those who lost their lives. We also extend our sympathies to those who were injured.
We support Uzbekistanās efforts to implement democratic reforms. We call on the authorities to protect all fundamental rights, including peaceful assembly and expression, in line with Uzbekistanās international obligations and commitments.
We urge authorities to pursue a full, credible, and transparent investigation into the violence, consistent with international norms and best practices. The United States maintains its long-standing support for Uzbekistanās sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity,ā the US Department of State said in a statement.
Earlier Russia, China, EU, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and other countries expressed their support for the territorial integrity of Uzbekistan.
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