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A Kyrgyz man carries belongings in the village of Maksat, near the border with Tajikistan on May 2, 2021. Kyrgyzstan's leader Sadyr Japarov called citizens to respect a peace deal signed with Tajikistan after the pair's heaviest border clashes left at least 34 Kyrgyz citizens dead and said a ceasefire with Tajikistan was holding on May 2, as it accused citizens from its Central Asian neighbour of crimes during the pair's worst clashes at their contested border in decades. The Kyrgyz interior ministry said that casualties on its side had risen to over 160 with 34 deaths, 31 of whom were civilians. (Photo by Danil Usmanov/AFP Photo)
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