30.03.2026, 11:49

Kazakhstan deports 121 foreigners, including 8 radicals, in migrant operation

ALMATY. March 30 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakh authorities deported 121 foreign nationals, including eight people with ties to radical groups, following a nationwide crackdown on migration violations, the Interior Ministry said Monday.

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