A Military Council meeting was held at the Main Command of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan to review the results of the troops’ service and combat activities for the first nine months of 2026 and determine priority tasks for the coming period.The meeting was chaired by Minister of Internal Affairs, Lieutenant General of Police Yerzhan Sadenov, and Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard, Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov.The meeting was attended by commanders of regional commands, the Head of the National Guard Academy, and heads of main directorates, departments, centers, independent units and services. Command officers from regional commands and military units also joined the meeting via videoconference.During the meeting, reports on the state of service and combat activities were presented. Key issues related to maintaining law and order, organizing combat training and staffing military units were also discussed.Over the first nine months of this year, National Guard servicemen carried out more than 2,300 public order protection tasks. During patrol duty, more than 13,000 offenders were detained and handed over to internal affairs agencies, including 300 people suspected of committing crimes.National Guard units also ensured security at five international political events and during 18 visits by foreign heads of state and official delegations, demonstrating a high level of readiness to carry out public security tasks.Significant results were also achieved in other areas. Servicemen prevented 64 attempts to smuggle prohibited items into penal institutions. During the reporting period, escort units transported more than 55,000 convicted persons and individuals held in custody.Construction continues on military compounds in Almaty, Turkistan and Zhezkazgan, barracks in Oral, Kyzylorda and Atyrau, as well as buildings and facilities at the National Guard Academy. Contracts have also been signed for the major renovation of seven facilities.Summing up the meeting, the Minister of Internal Affairs issued a number of specific instructions aimed at further improving service and combat activities. Key priorities include increasing the effectiveness of educational and preventive work, supporting the successful adaptation of new recruits, ensuring personnel safety, strengthening military discipline and service order, and further developing the material and technical infrastructure of military units.Following the meeting, a resolution was adopted and sent to regional commands and military units for guidance and implementation. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1309724?lang=ru

Conscripts serving in Military Unit 5574 of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Turkistan are learning to operate unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Since the beginning of this year, UAV operator training has been incorporated into the combat training program of the law and order troops, enabling conscripts to acquire modern military-applied skills and master a new specialty.Servicemen begin their training with a basic military course. During this period, they study general military regulations, undergo drill and fire training, adapt to the daily military routine and learn to operate as part of a unit. Alongside this training, they also learn to operate drones.In the training classroom, the Guardsmen study drone design, operating procedures, maintenance and the fundamentals of tactical application. The course includes training for a drone crew consisting of a crew commander, an FPV drone operator, a munitions specialist and a reconnaissance operator.Training is organized in stages. First, each serviceman develops skills according to his assigned specialty, after which he proceeds to group exercises. This approach helps crew members practice coordination and prepare to carry out their assigned tasks.Upon completing their training, the soldiers will begin patrol duty, helping maintain law and order and ensure the safety of residents and visitors to Turkistan.Modern technologies are becoming an integral part of military affairs. It is therefore important for Guardsmen to master new equipment and methods while still completing their compulsory military service. UAV operator training helps servicemen keep pace with technological advances, broadens their professional capabilities and improves the performance of tasks related to public safety and law enforcement. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1309729?lang=ru

 A legal and preventive caravan was held in the village of Beyneu, Beyneu District, as part of the “Law and Order” concept and the “Adal Qogam” (Honest Society) project. The meeting was organized by the public association “Eco Mangystau” under a state social order from the Department of Information and Public Development of Mangystau Region. Representatives of law enforcement and state bodies gathered at the venue. Among them were employees of the State Revenue Department of Beyneu District: they explained to villagers the procedure for fulfilling tax obligations, deadlines for submitting reports, the use of cash register machines, and the consequences of non-payment of taxes. Residents asked questions about benefits, arrears, and the procedure for contacting tax authorities — specialists answered on the spot and advised where to seek official consultation. The caravan in Beyneu became another meeting where residents could directly inquire about taxes, prevention of offenses, and protection of legitimate interests.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1309730?lang=ru

The volume of coal transportation by rail in the country for 9 months of 2026 amounted to 77.8 million tons. This is 1.5% more than in the same period last year (for 9 months of 2025-76.6 million tons). Of these, 25 million tons were exported, and more than 51 million tons were transported within the country, the Ministry of transport of Kazakhstan reported.Since the beginning of preparation for the new heating season, from May 1 to September 30 this year, 28.1 million tons of coal have been transported throughout the country. This volume is the same as the indicator for the corresponding period last year. Of these, 25.8 million tons of coal were sent to thermal power plants (CHP), 2.3 million tons were sent for municipal needs. Fuel reserves at all CHPP are higher than the established standard or at the regulatory level.In the current heating season, the planned demand for coal for municipal needs is 7.3 million tons. This is 154 thousand tons less than in the previous season. The decline in demand is due to an increase in the level of gasification in the countrySource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/vko-ulan-eginsu/press/news/details/1309714?lang=ru

Upon the declarant’s request, submitted in the form of an electronic document or a paper document, and with the authorization of the customs authority, the information declared in a customs declaration may be amended (supplemented) prior to the release of goods, provided that, by the time the customs authority receives the declarant’s request, the customs authority has not requested documents and/or information in accordance with Article 410 of the Customs Code, notified the declarant of the place and time of a customs inspection, decided to conduct a customs examination, and/or ordered a customs expert examination.Notwithstanding the foregoing, upon the declarant’s request, submitted in the form of an electronic document or a paper document, and with the authorization of the customs authority, the information declared in a customs declaration may be amended (supplemented) prior to the release of goods if such amendments (supplements) relate to changes in information concerning the location of the goods being declared or to the correction of typographical or grammatical errors that do not affect the release of the goods.Amendments (supplements) to the information declared in a registered customs declaration may not result in the declaration of goods other than those specified in that registered customs declaration.The procedure for carrying out customs operations related to the amendment (supplementation) of information declared in a customs declaration, as well as information contained in an electronic version of a customs declaration submitted on paper, prior to the release of goods shall be determined by the Commission.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-astana/press/news/details/1309702?lang=ru