KAZAKHS DENY UZBEK ALLEGATIONS OF TERRORISTS TRAINING IN KAZAKHSTAN
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.Visit also
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