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Tajikistan: court sentences alleged spy to 13 years in prison
Tajikistan: court sentences alleged spy to 13 years in prison

On June 2, the same court sentenced Ibragim Yudlashev to 13 years in jail for spying for Uzbekistan and illegally crossing the Tajik border, the AP reports.

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