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Baku/08.01.22/Turan: The Azerbaijani Embassy in Kazakhstan continues to operate normally, the diplomatic mission said.
The embassy maintains regular contacts from the capital of Kazakhstan with the diplomatic mission office in Almaty, the Consulate General in Aktau and diaspora organizations. The embassy did not receive any information about the citizens of Azerbaijan who were injured during the incidents.
The embassy responds to appeals from Azerbaijani citizens who are unable to return to their countries due to the suspension of flights from Kazakhstan abroad.
They are provided with the information and advice they need.
Citizens of Azerbaijan can contact the embassy by phone: +7780002838; +7 7172 75 55 27. — 06B-
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