A few days later Bakiyev commented from his hometown of Osh that he would not resign and called for the UN to send troops to the country to restore order . A rally in his hometown was followed by another bigger rally giving him support in his quest to return to the seat of government . In response the interim Interior Minister said an arrest warrant would be issued for him while his immunity was removed . On 13 April , Bakiyev said he would resign should his security and that of his family and entourage be guaranteed . He said " In what case would I resign ? First of all , they should guarantee that in Kyrgyzstan there are no more people walking around with weapons , and no seizures or redistribution of property . Also , I need to know that my own security and the security of members of my family and those close to me will be assured . " The interim government said it could only guarantee his security should he resign and leave the country . Tension mounted in the country when the interim government threatened to hunt down Bakiyev while simultaneously offering an olive branch should he go into exile . In response Bakiyev said " Let them try to seize me . Let them try to kill me . I believe this will lead to such a great deal of bloodshed which no one will be able to justify . " During a nuclear summit in Washington the Russian President Dmitry Medvedev suggested Kyrgyzstan was in the throes of a civil war and that it could turn into a " second Afghanistan " if the political deadlock was not resolved . He said that " The risk of Kyrgyzstan breaking apart – into the south and the north – really exist ed . " On 14 April 2010 , interim leader Roza Otunbayeva announced that President Bakiyev , his defense minister , as well as relatives in government and political allies would face trial over the deaths of protesters . A Kyrgyz court issued an arrest warrant for Bakiyev 's brother Janybek Bakiyev , eldest son Marat Bakiyev and former Prime Minister Daniar Usenov
nuclear summit
2010 Nuclear Security Summit
Kyrgyz Revolution of 2010