Tuesday, 27 July 2004

KAZAKHS DENY UZBEK ALLEGATIONS OF TERRORISTS TRAINING IN KAZAKHSTAN

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By empty (7/27/2004 issue of the CACI Analyst)

The Kazakh National Security Committee has denied Uzbek allegations that the organizers of terrorist attacks in Uzbekistan in the spring were trained in Kazakhstan. A court heard on Monday that alleged terrorists on trial for attacks in Tashkent and Bukhara region on March 28 - April 1 used Kazakhstan\'s areas bordering Uzbekistan to set up terrorist training camps. Fifteen men and two women are being tried for those attacks.
The Kazakh National Security Committee has denied Uzbek allegations that the organizers of terrorist attacks in Uzbekistan in the spring were trained in Kazakhstan. A court heard on Monday that alleged terrorists on trial for attacks in Tashkent and Bukhara region on March 28 - April 1 used Kazakhstan\'s areas bordering Uzbekistan to set up terrorist training camps. Fifteen men and two women are being tried for those attacks. (Interfax-Kazakhstan)
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