Russia loses allies in Central Asia over its imperial violence

Kazakhstan, Russia's strategic ally, publicly expresses concern over the violence of Russia's imperial resurgence, revealing fissures in the regional alliance.

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Pointed diplomatic barbs from Kazakhstan's Tokayev at its Russian ally signal a growing rift between Moscow and its terrified vassals.

This situation illustrates how Russia's imperial ambitions in Ukraine are destabilizing the geopolitical structure Putin sought to rebuild.

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L'érosion de l'alliance russo-kazakhe révèle comment les ambitions impériales russes en Ukraine fragilisent l'ordre géopolitique régional que Poutine avait construit.

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