In 2022, the two countries signed a border demarcation deal, according to which Kyrgyzstan reportedly ceded control of the reservoir in exchange for agricultural land elsewhere in Uzbekistan.

[2] On the Kara Darya, there also exists a village named Kampirravot,[3] which is part of Xonobod City in Andijan Region of Uzbekistan.

It was reported that as part of the deal Kyrgyzstan had relinquished its claim on the Andijan Reservoir in exchange for 19,000 hectares of agricultural land elsewhere in Uzbekistan.

A total of 27 activists, journalists, and politicians who took part in or supported the protests were detained and prosecuted in high-profile cases.

[10] They pointed out that prosecutors failed to produce evidence that the protesters incited mass riots or were planning to seize power.