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Kyrgyzstan

/ -ˌstæn; ˈkɪəɡɪzˌstɑːn /

noun

  1. a republic in central Asia: came under Russian rule in the 19th century, became a Soviet republic in 1936 and gained independence in 1991; it has deposits of minerals, oil, and gas. Official languages: Kyrgyz and Russian. Religion: nonreligious, Muslim. Currency: som. Capital: Bishkek. Pop: 5 548 042 (2013 est). Area: 198 500 sq km (76 460 sq miles)
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Kyrgyzstan

  1. Republic in central Asia , bordered to the northwest and north by Kazakhstan , to the east and southeast by China , to the southwest by Tajikistan , and to the west by Uzbekistan . Its capital and largest city is Frunze.
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Notes

This former member of the Soviet Union declared its independence in 1991.
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Example Sentences

International authorities are aware of Kyrgyzstan’s role in sanctions evasion.

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He completed the first ascent of the "Summer Bouquet" on Alexander Block Peak in Kyrgyzstan, and repeated a "legendary route" on the Cerro Torre's south-east ridge in South America, his website says.

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And since Russia's invasion of Ukraine there has been a steep rise in exports of used cars to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia – all of which are members of the Russia-led customs union.

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It expanded over time to include citizens of countries as wide ranging as Venezuela, Kyrgyzstan and North Korea.

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We have identified the names of 272 such men, many of whom were from Central Asia - 47 from Uzbekistan, 51 from Tajikistan, and 26 from Kyrgyzstan.

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