Turkmenistan president's family grabs US$51 million clinic
Turkmenistan president’s family secretly grabbed a US$51 million state-of-art beauty clinic built by the state at a hugely discounted price, reports
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Turkmenistan president’s family secretly grabbed a US$51 million state-of-art beauty clinic built by the state at a hugely discounted price, reports
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