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1994, Feb
Kirghizstan, under its leader Askar Akayev, joined the economic union of former Soviet Central Asian Republics, including Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, with a view toward resisting Russian political influence and demands.	1
Sept. 5
The government under Akayev resigned because of political infighting in the Parliament. Akayev called for new elections.	2

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