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- ↑ "Oʻzbekistonda bolalar uchun moʻljallangan „Aqlvoy“ telekanali oʻz faoliyatini boshladi" (uz). Daryo.uz. March 23, 2021.
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- ↑ Milliy TV official website
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- ↑ Nasaf TV website
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- ↑ Vodiy Sadosi website
- ↑ "STV" telekanali faoliyati to‘xtatildi, "Sevimli" telekanali qat’iy ogohlantirildi
