03.03.2026, 13:20

Kazakhstan repatriates 300 citizens from Mideast, plans return of 800 more

ALMATY. March 3 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakh authorities have repatriated more than 300 citizens from the Middle East and plan to bring home over 800 more in the coming days, officials said Tuesday.

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