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In Another Central Asian Security Crisis, Moscow Again Stands Aside

Published March 30, 2016by Guest Contributor

by Joshua Kucera A security crisis in Central Asia has yet again raised questions about the efficacy of Russia’s post-Soviet security bloc, the Collective Security Treaty Organization, to maintain peace in the region.

Central Asia Central Asia, CSTO, Eurasianet, Joshua Kucera, Kyrgyzstan, Ravshan Zheenbekov, Russia, Sergey Ostryna, Uzbekistan, Vladimir Mukhin

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