Japarov is confident that at the moment there are no grounds for a coup d'état.
"The management of the country should be based on reasonable decisions, not on force. There are proverbs that say, 'the strong can topple one, but the wise can topple a thousand.' Those who use force usually do not understand the laws. Where is Bakiev now, who relied on force? Where is Atambayev, who also used force to govern?According to him, "we need to learn from the mistakes of the past. When I say that a coup in the country is impossible, it means that out of 24 hours a day, I spend 20 working. I control all processes. If something goes wrong, I immediately address the situation with ministers, akims, and governors."
Japarov added: "For five years, I have been putting all my efforts into work, striving to leave clean pages in history so that my loved ones and descendants can be proud of me."
Although the president realizes that he cannot always control all aspects 100%, he notes that "70-80% of situations are under control," he concluded.
