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Hasty US Pullout From Afghanistan Could Threaten Cross-Border Stability, Experts Warn

Hasty US Pullout From Afghanistan Could Threaten Cross-Border Stability, Experts Warn
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ВЗГЛЯД / Талибы пообещали Москве не переходить границ :: Политика

ВЗГЛЯД / Талибы пообещали Москве не переходить границ :: Политика
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Azerbaijan steps up talk of peace deal with Armenia

Azerbaijan steps up talk of peace deal with Armenia
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Russia s new national security strategy

Russia unveiled its new National Security Strategy on July 2, superseding the 2015 document that had been issued in the aftermath of the 2014 Ukraine crisis and the subsequent breakdown of relations with the West. While it builds on the themes raised in the 2015 strategy, the latest strategy has a markedly different tone in terms of threat perceptions from the West, a stark reminder of the ongoing crisis with the West. There is also a doubling down on the idea of Russia being a protector of traditional, conservative values a theme that the Russian leadership has assiduously promoted in the past years. This focus on traditional values in the latest iteration particularly stands out throughout the new document, the preservation of which has been listed as a national priority. The newly announced list of ‘unfriendly countries’ also finds mention in the strategy, being accused of seeking to destroy Russian internal unity and radicalising protest movements. In contrast, Russia reiter

Tajikistan asks Russia-led bloc for help on Afghan border

July 8, 2021 MOSCOW: Tajikistan on Wednesday called on members of a Russian-led military bloc to help it deal with security challenges emerging from Afghanistan, hours after Moscow pledged to defend its regional allies affected by the unrest, foreign media reported. The security situation in Afghanistan has rapidly deteriorated as foreign troops withdraw after 20 years, and hundreds of Afghan servicemen have crossed the border with Tajikistan in response to advances by the Taliban. In an appeal to the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO), which includes Russia and five other ex-Soviet states, a Tajik official said his country could not handle the instability at its border without external assistance. Given the current situation in the region, as well as the remoteness and mountainous terrain of some parts of the border with Afghanistan, dealing with this challenge on our own seems difficult, the RIA news agency quoted Hasan Sultonov, the Tajik representative at CSTO,

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