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Sunday, 5 September 2021 (YJC)_ The head of the CIS Counter-Terrorism Center warned of the danger of the transfer of terrorist activities from Afghanistan to neighboring countries, especially Central Asia.
"The danger of the transfer of terrorist activities from Afghanistan to Central Asia," said Andrei Novikov, head of the CIS Counter-Terrorism Center.
This is possible if other terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan do not obey the Taliban who came to power.
He continued: In addition to the Taliban, which is still on the list of international terrorist organizations, there are other terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan that are unlikely to obey the Taliban or international resolutions.
According to Novikov, in Afghanistan, militants of such organizations are likely to pursue their political goals in neighboring countries, including the Commonwealth of Independent States.
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