The New York Times Accidentally Called Kyrgyzstan "Kyrzbekistan," so Naturally Some Folks Gave it Its Own Twitter Account
The piece detailed the story of a rock climber making his way through Kyrgyzstan's mountain peaks, though for long after the story was up there remained a "Kyrzbekistan" typo. On the bright side, now we get to learn about the ancient customs and cultures of a fake nation thanks to some internet trolls!
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