Businessman Mayevsky hands over $1 mln to Tekebayev in 2 tranches — Segizbayev
Businessman Leonid Mayevsky handed over $1 million to Omurbek Tekebayev in 2 tranches, the National Security Committee chief Abdil Segizbayev told a Parliament session today.
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