For his first trip abroad since he sent his country’s armed forces into Ukraine in February, Russian President Vladimir Putin chose Tajikistan. And few are entirely certain why. The official agenda for Putin’s June 28 working visit sounded mostly unexceptional. The Kremlin said in a pre-trip statement that talks with Tajik President Emomali Rahmon would dwell on the strategic alliance between Moscow and Dushanbe and on the situation in Afghanistan.
No details were provided. Yury Ushakov, an advisor to Putin on foreign affairs,…Can Putin Convince Tajikistan To Join The Moscow-Led Eurasia Economic Union?
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