RUSSIAN PRIORITIES IN AFGHANISTAN AFTER 9/11: TRANSITION FROM COOPERATION WITH THE WEST TO RESISTANCE

The article examines the evolution of Russia's foreign policy in Afghanistan over the past 20 years after the events of 9/11 in New York. It is noted that the initially constructive cooperation between Russia and Western countries to resolve the situation in Afghanistan gradually turned into a kind of rivalry and clash of interests. The priority directions of Russia's foreign policy approaches in Afghanistan, as well as the main challenges and threats from this country, have been studied.

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