Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, both of which belong to Central Asia, why do they have bitter hatred?

Because they believe in different religions, and their inheritance has been to invade each other since ancient times, and both of them look down on each other, and for these reasons, they have a bitter hatred.

It mainly stems from the local ethnic problem, and the root cause is the legacy of the Soviet Union in the twenties and thirties of the last century when it established the five Central Asian countries.

Although these two countries belong to the Central Asian region, relations were very tense during the Soviet Union because of ethnic chaos. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the two countries fought again because of the turf problem, and they looked at each other unpleasantly, resulting in the relationship between the two countries getting worse and worse, and they have become enemies.

Compared with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan should have more advantages, because since Shavkat Mirziyoyev became Uzbekistan, he has governed the country betterBecause the market size of Uzbekistan is slowly growing, the demand is also increasing, the resources are relatively abundant, and the economy is also very free.

Therefore, many people have great hopes for the future of Uzbekistan, and they have also embodied the concept of governance of the Uzbek state leadership in political reform and foreign strategic policies, and have made remarkable achievements in this regard.

At present, Uzbekistan has also planned its own national infrastructure and agriculture, after all, only when these two aspects of the problem are solved can a country develop rapidlyThis is also something that a country must do if it wants to develop, and although Uzbekistan will have different geographical constraints, it is slowly being overcome.

At present, Kazakhstan is completely dependent on oil, mining and coal as the main economy**, and the development of the market is also good, but compared with the long-term view, it is still more optimistic about UzbekistanSince the independence of Kazakhstan, relations with the Uzbek state have been relatively complicated.

The two countries have their own characteristics in terms of social development and international status, and although there is no conflict at present, they are also concerned about each other behind the scenesMoreover, they have unresolved conflicts over border issues and over water resources, which have also been affecting relations between the two countries.

I think Kazakhstan is very advantageous because they are very economically developed now.

Both countries are about the same overall strength, but if one side really wants to go well, I think it's Uzbekistan.

These two countries do not have much advantage over half a catty to eight taels.

I think it must be the country with a developed economy that has more advantages.

Kazakhstan is the largest country in Central Asia, accounting for 75% of the GDP of the five Central Asian countries. Kazakhstan has a GDP of $145 billion, while Uzbekistan has just over $20 billion.

Don't try to provoke, even if the competition is the competition in the industry! The two countries are complementary and mutually beneficial, and for both countries, it is enough for outsiders to provoke 500 years ago, and they will not be fooled again!

Uzbekistan is more capable of guiding the development of Central Asia, Uzbekistan has made remarkable achievements in the past two years, and Kazakhstan is on par with Ukraine.

It is clear that in Central Asia it is still Kazakhstan strong, both militarily and economically, followed by Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are weak, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan may be a little better.

It should still be Kazakhstan......The economic advantage is more obvious! It will be difficult for Uzbekistan to overtake Kazakhstan.

Uzbek Mineral Resources Development and Mining Policy and International Cooperation.

The Republic of Uzbekistan is located in the heart of Central Asia, bordered by Afghanistan to the south and to the north.

Because the land of the Uzbeks was given to the Kyrgyz people and the land of the Kyrgyz people was given to the Uzbeks when the Soviet Union collapsed, there are still some hatreds for independence until now, and the Uzbeks are an agricultural people, and the Kyrgyz people are a herdsmen.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Uzbeks living in Tajikistan clashed with the Tajiks and ignored some of the decrees and regulations of Tajikistan, which led to the worsening of the contradictions.

In the final analysis, it was the contradiction between the early nomads and the sedentary farming peoples. The derogatory name that the Kyrgyz and Kazakhs call the Uzbeks and Tajiks in the river is "Sarth", perhaps from the name Sogdian. In contrast to the honest, righteous, and impartial nomadic Turks, the Sogdians were synonymous with cunning and deceit.

On the contrary, in the eyes of the Salts, nomads were savage and aggressive. Even though Shaybani led the 92 Kipchak Turks of the Golden Horde to conquer Hezhong, even when the Kipchak dialect was used as the official language of the Uzbek nation in Uzbek, it was opposed by the Turkic people with a large population advantage in the Qarluq dialect.

It is mainly due to some problems left over from the past, which have caused such an embarrassing situation now, so it is difficult to solve.

The Uzbeks living in Tajikistan, relying on the backer of their mother country, are working against the Tajiks, ignoring some decrees and regulations of Tajikistan, and the place where they live is like a country within a country.

Central AsiaOf the five states that exist, they are all Turkic

InSoviet times,

KyrgyzstanThere are a large number of ethnic Uzbeks in the country, especially in several cities near the Ferghana Basin. It is precisely because of the ethnic distribution that Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan often have conflicts, and later bloody conflicts have broken out. The two countries have not dealt with each other since the Soviet era, and often organize actions against each other, such as the Uzbek ethnic group also organized people to overthrow Kyrgyzstan, which also aggravated the contradictions between the two sides.

The reason for this phenomenon is actually the local racial problem.

Tensions between Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan have deepened, and the cause of this phenomenon is actually the local ethnic problem, but the root cause is the legacy of the Soviet Union when the five Central Asian states were established in the 1920s and 1930s. At that time, in order to strengthen its rule in the region, the Soviet Union implemented a policy of partition in Central Asia, as a result of which five Central Asian states were formed. Before the formation of the five Central Asian states, ethnic migration in the region was very common.

The situation of all peoples is very bad, and they still retain some of the characteristics of nomadic peoples.

After the creation of the five Central Asian states of the USSR, these countries began to form clear state borders. Despite the fact that there were many cross-border ethnic groups in each country at that time, there were always disputes over border issues after the demarcation of the border. Since the demarcation of the border in 1924, the conflict between Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan has intensified.

In 1990, the two countries began to escalate when there was a serious conflict between the two countries, resulting in dozens of deaths and more than 200 injuries. In particular, there have been many riots among Uzbeks, which have worsened the contradictions between the two countries. At the beginning, the contradictions between the two countries were not so serious, but after the later riots, the two countries went further and further apart.

In fact, because of the boundaries, these two countries have always had a great contradiction, and this contradiction has never been resolved. It was only in the 70s that both countries were under the rule of the Soviet Union, so this contradiction was not so obvious, and it was not until the collapse of the Soviet Union that this contradiction gradually escalated. By now, the contradictions between these two countries have become more and more serious, and they have risen to the level of problems between countries.

Now there is no way to resolve the contradictions between these two countries, and they can only continue like this, or until one day, because of interests, the two countries can be reconciled.

The reason for this phenomenon actually stems from the local ethnic problem, and the root cause is the problem left over from the Soviet Union's establishment of the five Central Asian countries in the 20s and 30s of the last century. The territory was annexed to the union republics of Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.

The reason for this was that the demarcation of the border was not carefully prepared at that time, which made the border between the two sides inconsistent with the traditional residential areas, leaving some disputed areas.