10.01.2025, 16:29

Kazakh company falls under Japan's anti-Russian sanctions

ALMATY. Jan 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The Kazakh company DA GROUP 22 LLP registered in Astana has fallen under Japan's anti-Russian sanctions, according to a list published by the Japanese Foreign Ministry.

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