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Tajikistan, Russia Boost Border Security After Deadly Attacks

12/4/2025

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Tajikistan is negotiating with Russia for enhanced border security after two deadly attacks from Afghanistan that killed five Chinese nationals.
Tajikistan seeks joint patrols along the 850-mile border, with Russian military facilities supporting these efforts.
President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan convened a national security meeting.
Taliban officials denied involvement, saying the attacks arose from radical elements.
The Kremlin has called for greater cooperation with the Taliban, citing regional security.

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Tajikistan is negotiating with Russia for enhanced border security after two deadly attacks from Afghanistan that killed five Chinese nationals.
Tajikistan seeks joint patrols along the 850-mile border, with Russian military facilities supporting these efforts.
President Emomali Rahmon of Tajikistan convened a national security meeting.
Taliban officials denied involvement, saying the attacks arose from radical elements.
The Kremlin has called for greater cooperation with the Taliban, citing regional security.