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Viewing cable 08USNATO257, VETTING REQUEST FOR PARTICIPANTS OF THE

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
08USNATO257 2008-07-23 12:36 2011-08-24 01:00 UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Mission USNATO 
VZCZCXYZ0000
OO RUEHWEB

DE RUEHNO #0257/01 2051236
ZNR UUUUU ZZH
O 231236Z JUL 08
FM USMISSION USNATO
TO RUEHDBU/AMEMBASSY DUSHANBE IMMEDIATE
RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC IMMEDIATE 2093
INFO RUEHBUL/AMEMBASSY KABUL IMMEDIATE 0976
RUEHMO/AMEMBASSY MOSCOW IMMEDIATE 6013
 
UNCLAS USNATO 000257 
 
SENSITIVE 
SIPDIS 
 
DEPARTMENT FOR EUR/RPM, SCA, AND INL 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: ASEC NATO SNAR TI RS AF
SUBJECT: VETTING REQUEST FOR PARTICIPANTS OF THE 
NATO-RUSSIA COUNTER-NARCOTICS TRAINING AT DUSHANBE, 
TAJIKISTAN, AUGUST 11-19 2008 
 
 1. This is an action cable.  See paragraph 3. 
 
2. NATO's International Staff has provided the list below of 
Tajik participants for the NATO-Russia Counter-Narcotics 
Training course to be held at Dushanbe, Tajikistan, August 
11-19, 2008.  Post will forward the Afghan trainers names 
SEPTEL. 
 
 
REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN 
---------------------- 
 
A. Name: Rustam Nabiev 
   Title: Operational officer, Mobile Interdiction Group, 
Unit 1 
   Passport: A3403998 
   DOB: 02.01.1974 
 
B. Name: Rakhmatullo Sharipov 
   Title: Operational officer, Mobile Interdiction Group, 
Unit 1 
   Passport: A0952567 
   DOB: 04.02.1960 
 
C. Name: Mushamadsho Kurbonov 
   Title: Senior inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 1 
   Passport: A3635614 
   DOB: 10.05.1975 
 
D. Name: Bakhrom Yatimov 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 1 
   Passport: N601242 
   DOB: 12.03.1971 
 
E. Name: Pavel Evdokimov 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 1 
   Passport: A0981575 
   DOB: 04.11.1982 
 
F. Name: Orzu Amadbekov 
   Title: Operational officer, Mobile Interdiction Group, 
Unit 2 
   Passport: N108883 
   DOB: 19.01.1981 
 
G. Name: Bakhtier Mahkamov 
   Title: Operational officer, Mobile Interdiction Group, 
Unit 2 
   Passport: A3676731 
   DOB: 18.10.1979 
 
H. Name: Safarali Sotiboldiev 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 2 
   Passport: A1194946 
   DOB: 21.03.1972 
 
I. Name: Jamshed Safarov 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 2 
   Passport: A1237507 
   DOB: 26.03.1966 
 
J. Name: Shamshod Hushvahtov 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 3 
   Passport: A2027866 
   DOB: 22.12.1983 
 
K. Name: Rahmatullo Azimov 
   Title: Operational officer, Mobile Interdiction Group, 
Unit 3 
   Passport: A0085817 
   DOB: 26.04.1981 
 
L. Name: Bahtier Gulomov 
   Title: Operational officer, Mobile Interdiction Group, 
Unit 3 
   Passport: A2107665 
   DOB: 17.09.1975 
 
M. Name: Jamshedjon Sharipov 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 3 
   Passport: A0320273 
   DOB: 30.03.1982 
 
N. Name: Giesjon Loikov 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 4 
   Passport: A4031850 
 
 
   DOB: 20.06.1981 
 
O. Name: Furkat Tilloev 
   Title: Inspector, Mobile Interdiction Group, Unit 5 
   Passport: A4276297 
   DOB: 27.10.1979 
 
3. Action requested: Post requests that Department and 
Embassy Dushanbe simultaneously check the above names for 
possible human rights violations and inform Post if any 
derogatory information is found. 
 
4. The point of contact at Post is Political Officer Reece 
Smyth who can be reached at smythlr@state.gov or by phone at 
(32-2) 724-3268. 
 
STEIN