08.07.2020, 16:38
About 3,000 Uzbek, Tajik citizens stranded on Kazakh-Uzbek border hoping to return home
NUR-SULTAN. July 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – About 3,000 citizens of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan cannot return home due to the fact that the Uzbek side does not allow them in, Deputy Governor of Kazakhstan's Turkestan region Saken Kalkamanov has told Interfax-Kazakhstan.
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