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Personnel Changes in Uzbekistan’s Security Council: Tal’at Valiev, Bakhodir Makhmudov, and Shovkiddin Karshiyev DismissedPresident of Uzbekistan has issued a decree relieving Tal’at Valiev of his duties as Deputy Secretary of the Security Council under the President, responsible for public security matters. The announcement was made by the President’s spokesperson, Sherzod Asadov.
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