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<p>Новая страница: «window.tgpQueue.add(&#039;tgpli-64a7ddf534825&#039;) The agency said in a state­ment that exclu­sive gems and pre­cious stones worth 230 mil­lion US dol­lars were sei…»</p> <p><b>Новая страница</b></p><div>window.tgpQueue.add('tgpli-64a7ddf534825')<br /> <br /> The agency said in a state­ment that exclu­sive gems and pre­cious stones worth 230 mil­lion US dol­lars were seized in “oper­a­tional-search activities”<br /> <br /> The anti-cor­rup­tion agency also said that $300 mil­lion that he had invest­ed abroad will be “soon be giv­en to the bud­get of Kazakhstan”<br /> <br /> Kazakhstan’s anti-cor­rup­tion agency said Wednesday it had seized jew­els worth more than $230 mil­lion, in a case involv­ing the nephew of ex-leader Nursultan Nazarbayev.<br /> <br /> “As a result of oper­a­tional-search activ­i­ties, exclu­sive gems and pre­cious stones worth 230 mil­lion US dol­lars” were seized, the agency said in a statement.<br /> <br /> The agency gave no details on what kind of stones were seized.<br /> <br /> It con­firmed to AFP the jew­els were found as part of a new inves­ti­ga­tion against busi­ness­man Kairat Satybaldy, a nephew of Nazarbayev.<br /> <br /> Nazarbayev, now 82, ruled the Central Asian coun­try from 1991 until 2019.<br /> <br /> Satybaldy was arrest­ed in March and charged with embez­zle­ment from nation­al telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions oper­a­tor KazakhTelecom and “oth­er crimes under­min­ing state security.”<br /> <br /> He was hand­ed a six-year prison term in September.<br /> <br /> Satybaldy is the first mem­ber of [https://www.opendemocracy.net/ https://www.opendemocracy.net] the Nazarbayev fam­i­ly to be arrested.<br /> <br /> The anti-cor­rup­tion agency also said Wednesday that the $300 mil­lion he had invest­ed abroad will be “soon be giv­en to the bud­get of Kazakhstan.”<br /> <br /> In January 2021, more than 230 peo­ple were killed in riots in the Central Asian coun­try, their caus­es are still mysterious.<br /> <br /> Current President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev had esti­mat­ed that they were the result of a plot from abroad, say­ing “ter­ror­ists” want­ed to take pow­er, with­out ever pro­vid­ing evi­dence to this claim.<br /> <br /> Tokayev, who is run­ning for re-elec­tion on November 20, has since under­tak­en to strength­en his posi­tion and weak­en that of his author­i­tar­i­an predecessor.<br /> <br /> The cap­i­tal Astana, renamed in hon­our of Nazarbayev in 2019, regained its orig­i­nal name in September.</div>

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