Что потребовал Запад от Кыргызстана и почему получил отказ?

Kyrgyzstan defended its financial system despite pressure from Western countries. Prime Minister Kasymaliev revealed the details: Bishkek proposed an independent audit of the world's leading companies, but the West refused and continued to insist on closing the banks. The authorities viewed this as an attempt to exert pressure without legal justification. Billions of soms—citizens' deposits and migrants' remittances—were at risk. Anvar Abdrayev, head of the Union of Banks, called the incident direct interference in the country's internal affairs.