Kazakhstan Offers Cooperation to Tajikistan, But Not as a Russia Substitute
Tajik President Rahmon signed 14 agreements during his visit to Astana. However, Kazakhstan's fuel supply capabilities were shown to be limited, with Astana clarifying it cannot substitute for Russia.
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