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The Sagaki Have Gone From Shooting to Russia, and Kazakhstan Has Failed to Reduce Its Population.

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The number of Saigaks in Kazakhstan reached a record level of 4 million this year, three times the historical maximum recorded in 1974, when 1.2 million heads were registered.
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The Sagaki Have Gone From Shooting to Russia, and Kazakhstan Has Failed to Reduce Its Population.

The number of Saigaks in Kazakhstan reached a record level of 4 million this year, three times the historical maximum recorded in 1974, when 1.2 million heads were registered.

·Moscow, Russian Federation
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RTVI broke the news in Moscow, Russian Federation on Tuesday, December 16, 2025.
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