Radio Free Europe | Tajikistan Station

Delays And Rising Costs: Central Asia Feels Fallout From Iran War
Tue Apr 14 12:37 am
As expected, the launching of US and Israeli air strikes on Iran -- and retaliatory strikes by Tehran on targets in the Mideast -- has hit the economies of the region. But the shockwaves are arguably being felt just as much in Central Asian nations who rely on goods flowing through Iran.
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Iran Said It Opened A Drone Factory In Tajikistan. But There's No Sign Of It.
Tue Mar 31 2:36 am
Nearly four years after Iran unveiled a drone factory in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, its operations -- and even its existence -- remain shrouded in uncertainty. Experts and officials question whether the facility ever produced drones or served more as a symbolic gesture of Iranian military influence.
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Central Asia Emerges As Strategic Energy Player Amid Oil Crisis
Tue Mar 24 8:15 am
In light of the unprecedented market uncertainty stemming from Iran's effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the strategic importance of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan's energy reserves has never been greater.
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