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Tajikistan sends 345 Kyrgyz refugees back to Afghanistan Representative image AKIPRESS.COM - A group of ethnic Kyrgyz, native of Andemin settlent, Wakhan district of Badakhshan province of Afghanistan, who fled to Tajikistan on July 13-14, returned to their home village on July 17-18, Tajik media reported with reference to the Border Troops of Tajikistan... To Read the Full Story
347 ethnic Kyrgyz flee from Afghanistan to Tajikistan amid intensified offensives by Taliban Representative image AKIPRESS.COM - 347 civilians, 91 men, 77 women, 177 minors among them, ethnic Kyrgyz, residents of Andemin village of Wakhan district of Badakhshan Province of Afghanistan fled to Tajikistan on July 13-14. During border crossing two infants died, the Border Troops of Tajikistan said. Refugees were accommodated in Choshteppa and Duyutuk in Murgab district. More than 3.5 kg of drugs were found during search and interrogation of Afghan nationals. Related content
Kyrgyz border guards were attacked by Tajik side, Border Service says Representative image AKIPRESS.COM - The shootout between border guards of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan occurred at around 5:00 PM on July 8, the Border Service of Kyrgyzstan said... To Read the Full Story
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Threat posed by terror groups such as al-Qaeda may increase after NATO troops withdraw from Afghanistan Ben Wallace said Britain was forced to pull its forces out of the country after the US decided to leave Defence Secretary said US decision left Britain and NATO allies in 'difficult position to continue that mission' Mr Wallace's remarks follow ex-MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger's criticisms of the intervention in Afghanistan