22.06.2026, 10:35

Kazakhstan sends 318 tonnes of aid, medical team to Afghanistan

ASTANA. June 22 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — A Kazakh delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin arrived in Kabul on Saturday with 318 tonnes of humanitarian aid and a team of doctors.

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