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2024-06-11First seen
2024-06-11Last seen
Evidence mix2 developments
Erik’s assessment1Unverified1
Countries
Afghanistan, Russia
Categories
Strategic competition, Terrorism

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That delisting could precede Russian recognition of the Taliban government and interprets the move is part of Moscow's effort to cultivate international partners following its invasion of Ukraine.

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Russia / AfghanistanErik’s assessment

Potential delisting is linked to possible Taliban recognition

That delisting could precede Russian recognition of the Taliban government and interprets the move is part of Moscow's effort to cultivate international partners following its invasion of Ukraine.

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  1. Potential delisting is linked to possible Taliban recognition

    Erik’s assessmentStrategic competitionRussia / Afghanistan

    Delisting could be the first step towards recognizing the Taliban government.

    That delisting could precede Russian recognition of the Taliban government and interprets the move is part of Moscow's effort to cultivate international partners following its invasion of Ukraine.

    Open source report
  2. Russia considers removing Taliban from terrorist list

    UnverifiedTerrorismRussia / Afghanistan

    Russia's foreign ministry said it's considering removing the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations in order to facilitate dialogue on "issues such as drug trafficking, terrorism, and organized crime."

    Russia's foreign ministry was considering delisting the Taliban to facilitate dialogue concerning drug trafficking, terrorism and organized crime.

    Open source report