12.03.2026, 17:10

260,000 accounts in foreign banks frozen at Kazakhstan’s request to counter-drug trafficking

ASTANA. March 12 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Restrictions have been imposed on 260,000 suspicious accounts in foreign banks at Kazakhstan's request as part of the fight against drug trafficking, the press service of the republic's Prosecutor General's Office reported.

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