Kyrgyzstan President 'flees country' after up to 100 ****** in ****** revolution
The former Soviet state of Kyrgyzstan is embroiled in a ****** revolution after troops loyal to authoritarian President Kurmanbek Bakiyev opened fire on his own people.
At the end of a violent day, opposition ****** claimed their mass protests had succeeded in bring negotiations on the exit of unpopular leader and, according to some unconfirmed reports, that they had begun to assume power for running the country.
There were reports tonight President Bakiyev had fled the capital following the protests, after his house was ransacked by protesters who left the property carrying polythene packages containing articles of clothing, bedclothes and tableware.
The Kyrgyzstan Health Ministry confirmed 40 people were ****** and a further 400 injured as the Kyrgyz people sought to topple the man who used to be their hero when he staged the Tulip Revolution in 2005.
However, unconfirmed reports put the fatality figure at 100.
