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Dmitry Bokarev

A political observer

Should We Expect Uzbekistan to Rejoin the CSTO?

After the collapse of the USSR in 1991, the newly independent states discovered many threats to their security that were not as visible when they were still part of the Soviet Union. In particular, the young Central Asian states of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan faced many dangers. The more significant threat to these countries came from...

Dmitry Bokarev

Washington’s Withdrawal from Syria is Inevitable

The withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan in August 2021 demonstrated to the international community that Washington’s sphere of influence is shrinking and that the US army is not as all-powerful as it pretends to be. As in Afghanistan, Washington planned to establish a pro-American regime in the Syrian Arab Republic, but these plans were never destined to be...

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Military Sport for Peace

The armed forces guarantee the preservation of a country’s independence and sometimes the survival of its people. Every more or less independent state is compelled and obliged to allocate budgetary funds for manning, training, and arming of its security forces. However, the Armed Forces are required not only to create and equip. They also need to be periodically displayed...

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Why is the TAPI Gas Pipeline So Important to Turkmenistan?

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Who Will Get Their Hands on Afghanistan’s Natural Resources?

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The Calm before the Storm: the World Will Soon be Overwhelmed by Afghan Refugees

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US Withdrawal from Afghanistan: a Predictable Effect

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Russia’s Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Industry and Its Relations with Azerbaijan

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