Tajikistan's Ministry of Internal Affairs did not find extremists among the emigrants expelled from Russia
According to the Ministry of Labor of Tajikistan, 17,100 citizens of the republic were expelled from Russia in the first half of 2024. The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tajikistan did not find any persons involved in terrorist or extremist crimes among the citizens deported from Russia for violating the migration law.
Abdurahman Alamshozoda, the first deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, announced this during a press conference.
"Not a single fact has been recorded that they have committed terrorist or extremist crimes," he said in response to a TASS journalist's question.
Related to the topic
-
A British survey found that Muslims donated an average of £708 ($880) in the past 12 months. Britons of other religions - 165 pounds ($205). Three out of four British Muslims have donated to the Palestinians in Gaza.
-
On June 13 of this year, the ambassador of Indonesia to Uzbekistan died in Tashkent. This was reported on the social network page of the embassy. 74-year-old Sunario Kartadinata has been engaged in diplomatic activities in Uzbekistan since 2019. So far, the embassy has not disclosed the cause of his death.
