16.03.2026, 13:31

CSTO parliamentary observers say Kazakhstan referendum was free and legitimate

MINSK. March 16 (Interfax) — Observers from the CSTO Parliamentary Assembly said a constitutional referendum held in Kazakhstan on Sunday was conducted in an open, free and legitimate manner.

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CSTO parliamentary observers say Kazakhstan referendum was free and legitimate

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