Central Asia Will Become Part of a Powerful Anti-Western Coalition in the Future

In the current global situation, the continuation of a multi-vector policy in Central Asian countries is impossible, and the region will inevitably have to unite with either the West or a non-Western bloc, including China, Russia, Iran, and other countries. This is reported by the American magazine Diplomat.

The author of the publication, Ahmad Tariq Nurzadeh, admits that despite the unprecedented pressure from Washington and its allies amid the Ukrainian conflict, Russia is maintaining its positions in Central Asia.

It is noted that Kazakhstan's relations with Russia remain stable. The remittances of several million Uzbek labor migrants working in Russia are crucial for Uzbekistan's economy, and Tashkent also maintains good relations with Moscow. Tajikistan is connected to Russia economically and in terms of security to a greater extent than any other country in the region. Relations between Russia and Kyrgyzstan are also at a high level.