02.09.2026, 12:11

Kazakhstan convicts 19 for terrorism, extremism over three months – Security Committee

ASTANA. Sept 2 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Nineteen people have been convicted in Kazakhstan over the past three months for terrorist and extremist offenses, the National Security Committee said Wednesday.

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