Armed formations of Khorog expected to begin laying down weapons today

DUSHANBE, July 27, 2012, Asia-Plus – The authorities and representatives of illegal armed formations acting in Khorog have reportedly reached an agreement that militants will begin to lay down weapons today. A source in one of power-wielding structures of Tajikistan told this Asia-Plus. According to him, yesterday night was relatively quiet in Khorog.

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27.07.2012 04:46

A source in one of power-wielding structures of Tajikistan told this Asia-Plus. According to him, yesterday night was relatively quiet in Khorog.

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