of the provisional government, Almazbek Atambayev, that Russia would give $50 million in aid and loans and 25,000 tons of fuel to aid the spring planting season. Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan urged Kyrgyzstan to stop the violence and rebuild the stability of the nation. Turkey, which is a main ally of Kyrgyzstan due to Turkic Culture, fully supported Kyrgyzstan provisional Government. References External links Humanitarian information coverage on ReliefWeb Exploring Regime Instability and Ethnic Violence in Kyrgyzstan by Eric McGlinchey (Asia Policy, July 2011) One Year After Ethnic Riots in Kyrgyzstan: What Has Changed?, Q&A with Eric McGlinchey (National Bureau of Asian Research, June 2011) At Least 117 People Killed in Kyrgyzstan; An Estimated 80,000 Uzbeks Have Fled – video report by Democracy Now! Calm Returns, Fear Remains, In Kyrgyzstan's South – Audio report by NPR, 18 June 2010 Crisis in Kyrgyzstan – slideshow by Life magazine 21st-century revolutions Revolutions in Kyrgyzstan Wars involving Kyrgyzstan