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Eight Uzbek Citizens Deported From Poland

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Eight Uzbek citizens have forcibly left Poland, said Karolina Gałecka, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Interior and Administration. The operation was carried out from Radom Airport by the Border Guard in cooperation with the Frontex Agency.

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Eight Uzbek citizens have forcibly left Poland, said Karolina Gałecka, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Interior and Administration. The operation was carried out from Radom Airport by the Border Guard in cooperation with the Frontex Agency.

·Warsaw, Poland
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On 9 September, 27 Uzbek nationals who had violated the migration laws of Sweden and Poland were returned on a charter flight to Tashkent, reporting to IA "Dunyo".

On September 9, 27 Uzbek citizens who violated Swedish and Polish migration laws were returned to Tashkent International Airport by charter flight. They were met by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other relevant agencies.

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Газета.uz broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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