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As Russia steadily increases its on-the-ground presence in Afghanistan, analysts and policy makers are debating Moscow s strategic priorities in the region. It is still unclear, commentators say, what Russia s stance is on the formation of a post-Taliban provisional government in Afghanistan. More certain, though, is that Afghanistan s endgame is fueling growing competition between Russia and its Western allies. A Special Report From Eurasianet.orgSome
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