21 Uzbeks were repatriated from Sweden

Uzbekistan 05:25, 12-02-2026

21 Uzbek citizens who were living illegally in Sweden have been returned to their homeland. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The “Dunyo” news agency reported on this matter. It is noted that on the night of February 11, these citizens were brought to Tashkent International Airport via a special charter flight.

They had entered Sweden without complying with entry regulations and lived there in violation of the country's migration laws. At Tashkent airport, representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan and other responsible agencies welcomed the returning citizens.

The returned individuals expressed their gratitude to the state leadership and relevant organizations for the assistance provided during the repatriation process. This incident once again highlights the importance of adhering to established rules when traveling abroad.

Along with urging citizens to act within the legal framework, state agencies continue to protect the interests of compatriots.

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