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Recently, large-scale riots occurred in Kazakhstan. The deputy mayor of Shymkent, Kazakhstan, said in an interview that the arrested thugs claimed to be paid to participate in the riots and were also distributed "energy drinks".
The deputy mayor of Shymkent said that the arrested thugs said that they all received money, took to the streets in an organized manner, and everyone also received a Bottle of "energy drink", after drinking it, the behavior is out of control.
RIA Novosti reported on the 7th that the Ministry of Interior of Kazakhstan said that about 4,000 terrorists have been arrested, of which Almaty has the largest number, and they may face life imprisonment.
In the early morning of the 8th local time, Kazakh President Tokayev posted on social media, emphasizing again that he would never negotiate with terrorists and that the thugs must be eliminated. Tokayev also said that the thugs and terrorists who attacked Almaty were well-trained, well-organized and under the command of the special center. Some of them don't speak Kazakh. A total of about 20,000 terrorists launched at least six waves of attacks on Almaty.

Winter is coming, but a large-scale "electricity shortage" is sweeping Europe and the United States.
Affected by the global economic recovery, monetary easing and carbon neutrality goals, global commodity prices will continue to rise in 2021, energy prices will also rise, and electricity prices in major EU economies will continue to rise.
Affected by extreme weather, the United States has encountered a rare energy shortage in history. The blizzard cut off U.S. power grids, leaving more than five million homes without energy for heating and lighting during the extreme cold. The "Southwest Power Pool", which is responsible for managing electricity in the central United States, had to take emergency measures to turn off power cuts among 14 states in order to preserve the power supply in the hardest-hit areas.
Dallas, the third largest city in Texas, is covered in snow and ice
However, the temporary power cut did not help the building to collapse. Electricity cuts in other states, but not in Texas. The sudden power shortage eventually resulted in the tragic consequences of the death of hundreds of people.