10.03.2026, 13:37

Kazakhstan evacuates more than 8,500 citizens from Middle East

ASTANA. March 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – More than 8,500 Kazakh citizens have been evacuated from the Middle East since the start of the military conflict in Iran, Kazakhstan’s Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.

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