evidence: "As you know, Orto-Tokoi reservoir was used by Uzbekistan by 95 percent. In accordance with the agreement, they had to transfer us a land plot equal to the area of the reservoir — more than 700 hectares — as compensation. About 200 hectares have already been transferred, 500 remained. Thanks to the reservoir, we received several disputable areas: Kok-Serek — 105 hectares, Bayastan — 212 hectares, Ak-Tash — 100 hectares, Ungar-Too — 35 hectares, Kara-Beles — 25 hectares." Ungar-Too, a mountain that has also featured in previous tensions, will be marked as Kyrgyz territory, with the border at its base. [...] Negotiations also touched on the matter of Sokh, an Uzbek exclave surrounded by Kyrgyz territory. The recent agreement commits both sides to opening checkpoints for cars and minibuses that should simplify the process of travel between the exclave and the main portion of Uzbekistan for the 85,000 Uzbek citizens who live there.