17.08.2026, 15:43

Kyrgyz security services uncover corruption scheme at border crossing with Kazakhstan

BISHKEK. Aug 17 (Interfax) – Kyrgyzstan's National Security Committee has broken up a corruption ring that organized illegal passage of cargo trucks through the Ak-Tilek border crossing, the committee's press service said Monday.

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