Uzbek security forces are searching for more suspects in connection with a series of attacks and explosions in recent days that resulted in the deaths of at least 17 people. The Attorney General stated on Friday in Tashkent that 19 individuals have been arrested so far, and the search for others continues. He mentioned that the deceased included 33 individuals described as terrorists, 10 police officers, and four civilians, including three children. He noted that the terrorists behind the initial suicide bombings in Uzbekistan had been trained abroad and that the attacks were planned by international terrorist organizations. Prosecutors displayed explosives and equipment necessary for bomb-making, firearms, and fake passports that were collected during the interrogation.
Uzbek Security Forces Searching for Perpetrators of Recent Attacks in Tashkent
Uzbek security forces are actively pursuing suspects linked to recent attacks in Tashkent that killed at least 17 people. The Attorney General reported 19 arrests and indicated that the attacks were orchestrated by international terrorist groups. This situation highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.
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📰 What Happened
Uzbek security forces arrest 19 suspects linked to attacks in Tashkent, killing 17 people.
- Uzbek security forces arrest 19 individuals
- Uzbek security forces search more suspects
- Uzbek Attorney General announce public
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The ongoing search for suspects highlights the persistent threat of terrorism in the region.
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