Tuesday, 12 September 2006

KYRGYZSTAN’S NATIONAL SECURITY SERVICE ADMINISTRATION HAND IN RESIGNATION

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By empty (9/12/2006 issue of the CACI Analyst)

Kyrgyzstan’s National Security Service senior officials have submitted their resignation. Forced to resign was deputy head of Kyrgyzstan’s National Security Service, brother of president Kurmanbek Bakiyev Janysh Bakiyev, REGNUM correspondent reports. Head of republic sanctioned his dismissal from office.
Kyrgyzstan’s National Security Service senior officials have submitted their resignation. Forced to resign was deputy head of Kyrgyzstan’s National Security Service, brother of president Kurmanbek Bakiyev Janysh Bakiyev, REGNUM correspondent reports. Head of republic sanctioned his dismissal from office. Head of the national security Busurmankul Tabaldiyev also announced his resignation at the parliamentary session. The reason for the resignation is the incident of detainment in Warsaw Kyrgyzstan deputy Omurbek Tekebayev. A parliamentary commission asserts that a copy of a letter by Manas airport vice president Nadyrbek Mamyrov to Kyrgyzstan president is available, in which Mamyrov informs of the deputy Tekebayev detainment operation, allegedly organized by Janysh Bakiyev. (Regnum)
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