Russia transfers Su-25 attack aircraft to Uzbekistan as part of joint military exercises

The Ministry of Defense has decided to transfer Su-25 attack aircraft from the Russian military base Kant in Kyrgyzstan to Uzbekistan as part of a planned military exercise near the Afghan border. This was reported by the press service of the Central Military District.

Russia and Uzbekistan will hold a joint military exercise near the Afghan border. The training will take place at the Termez training ground in the Surkhandarya region, bordering Afghanistan, from July 30 to August 10, 2021. To cover the exercises from the air, as well as to provide assistance to the joint grouping of Russian-Uzbek troops, a link of Su-25 attack aircraft is being deployed from the Kant airbase in Kyrgyzstan.

As part of the exercise aviation will work out the search and destruction of camouflaged enemy bases, as well as a number of other tasks aimed at preserving the territorial integrity of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Meanwhile, the military exercises conducted by Russia on the territory of Tajikistan, in which the tankers of the 201st Russian military base made a march to the border of Afghanistan, seriously alarmed the Taliban (the movement is banned in Russia as a terrorist movement). Representatives of the movement are seriously concerned about the possibility of Russia's intervention in the inter-Afghan conflict.

Now our brothers, who are fighting in the path of the Most High in the north of Afghanistan, are worried. The brothers write that the Russians have great forces, more than them, because many of the sons of the Taliban have now left for the south. We are waiting for the development of events

one of the Taliban said.

Meanwhile, Moscow has repeatedly stated that Russia does not intend to intervene in the Afghan conflict, and all actions are aimed only at protecting the borders of the allies.

Comments

[restless]

The barmaley were concerned that they would not be allowed to kill unarmed ones, if the West had not produced them, there would have been no one for a long time ...

[Alexey RA]

Quote: restless

The barmaley were concerned that they would not be allowed to kill unarmed ones, if the West had not produced them, there would have been no one for a long time ...

The Taliban are not the West. This is the "proxy" of Pakistan, which created this movement in order to expel the pro-Western "old dushmans" (Rabbani, Hekmatyar, etc.) from Afghanistan and bring the neighboring country under its control.

[keeper03]

And who created Pakistan ?!

[Alexey RA]

Quote: keeper03

And who created Pakistan ?!

And here you should draw a clear line between created и ensured survival.
Pakistan is the proxy of China. The PRC pulled and pulls him with all her might like a fighting hamster against India. And the Yankees entered Pakistan at the time when they became friends with China.

[abrakadabre]

Demonstration to the Taliban that they are not welcome across the Pyanj River. Such a subtle hint. So that there is no even thought to the north.

[Humpty]

Quote: abrakadabre

Demonstration to the Taliban that they are not welcome across the Pyanj River. Such a subtle hint. So that there is no even thought to the north.

Of course, a hint, but rather about not overdoing it when the showdown with Afghan Uzbeks and Tajiks begins for
pro-NATO pose. This is definitely in the interests of Russia.

[abrakadabre]

About that and speech. Such is the armed neutrality, through the sight of an aircraft cannon. And then they themselves promised not to go to Tajikistan. They themselves may change their minds. So they don't change their minds and wave "hello" across the border.

[Dikson]

The case smells like kerosene ... if only it doesn't smell of napalm ..

[Thunderbolt]

My guess is that many of the attack pilots went through the fire of Syria. And the experience of the Afghan war has not been forgotten, generalized and taught to them academically.
The fact that the aggravation on the southern border of the CSTO / for whose security we will tear, if necessary / is bad.
But there is also a positive point - this is military cooperation with the Uzbeks. At the moment, the Uzbeks clearly ensure their sovereignty. Look, the Americans were not allowed in, but they are conducting military exercises with us. And in the Afghan regions inhabited by ethnic Uzbeks, they have been doing very necessary and correct work for a long time. Although it is not advertised. I would also advise them to keep the Turkish and Chinese "comrades" at a distance. If help is needed, the northern neighbor will always lend his powerful shoulder.

[abrakadabre]

At the moment, the Uzbeks clearly ensure their sovereignty.

It is easy to designate your sovereignty when there are only friendly countries from the CSTO around. You can vague yourself to the point of exhaustion.
If NATO had access to the border of Uzbekistan, all these fundamentally sovereign dances with karnay would quickly end. I would have to quickly choose the side to walk under.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: abrakadabre

It is easy to designate your sovereignty when there are only friendly countries from the CSTO around. You can vague yourself to the point of exhaustion.
If NATO had access to the border of Uzbekistan, all these fundamentally sovereign dances with karnay would quickly end. I would have to quickly choose the side to walk under.

Let me remind you of the parable of one twig and a whole bunch of twigs. Remember the parable when the father called his sons and each of them gave one thin twig at a time, telling them to break them? The sons easily complied with their father's request. After the father gave them a whole bundle, but they did not manage to break it. And their father said to them: “when you are together, like these twigs, then no one will be able to break you or defeat you.” Here you are and the CSTO!

[abrakadabre]

AND?! What are you all for? How does your parable relate to my previous words just above? Finish your thought.
Such parables should be told not to me, but to the leadership of Uzbekistan - this unique Central Asian snowflake, with its own special independent policy.

[Essex62]

In fact, in the Union, these "republics", where the bailiffs ruled, were ballast. Soviet power, real and not formally, was only in large cities.

[Prisoner]

I hope the Taliban are picking up hints.

[spectr]

Apparently the arrival of the Taliban in Moscow ended in nothing, and apart from "I swear by my mother" no clear guarantees were provided.

[abrakadabre]

except for "I swear by my mother" no clear guarantees were provided.

From what? We are witnessing the demonstration of guarantees. This is what this article is about. The basing of armored vehicles and the Su-25 closer to the border, coupled with the mobilization of reservists in Tajikistan itself, are these very guarantees. Which is difficult for the Taliban to dismiss.

[spectr]

IMHO, if agreed, the demonstration was not required. A bunch of observers would arrive and channels of communication with their elders would be determined to resolve controversial situations (instead of fitted Su-25s).

[abrakadabre]

IMHO, if agreed, the demonstration was not required.

Given the local mentality - making promises, keeping a fig in your pocket, is no other way. In this case, the RF Ministry of Defense acts as the insurance agent for political agreements. He has quite a wealth of experience in arresting insurance claims.

[aszzz888]

spectr (Dmitry)
Yesterday, 12: 49
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Apparently the arrival of the Taliban in Moscow ended in nothing, and apart from "I swear by my mother" no clear guarantees were provided.

Yes. Everyone stayed with their interests. The ball is now on the side of the barmaley.
PS The other day, infa slipped through that the Taliban were fired on from the side of Tajikistan (banned in the Russian Federation) But this is not good at all. If this is true, then this is 100% provocation. What is its purpose I think is clear.

[xorek]

The brothers write that the Russians have great forces, more - than they have, because many of the sons of the Taliban have now left for

And they did the right thing .. Russia already has a lot of experience in destroying different devils ..
A whole igil was soaked on the BV in a year. ..Shuravi will not joke and flirt!
If you want to negotiate, you are always open, you want to fight and check us out by the teeth, we also agree and are ready!

[Xlor]

Quote: Alexey RA

Quote: keeper03

And who created Pakistan ?!

Pakistan is the proxy of China

When Pakistan was created and rose to its feet, there was still no mention of the PRC ...

[Gree Tru]

Russian military exercises in Tajikistan, in which the tankers of the 201st Russian military base made a march to the border of Afghanistan, seriously alarmed the Taliban

It was said that we are not going to Afghanistan, which is not clear.

[Radical]

Russia transfers Su-25 attack aircraft to Uzbekistan as part of joint military exercises

This is understandable, just how many of these "Rooks" remained in the ranks at all? Drive equipment back and forth .... In the USSR, it was different - mixed air divisions, or air defense, or YES blocked the entire territory of the country, and there was no need to drive the aviation of any regiment from end to end! Morons, incapable of anything, sharpened only for cutting, where to bite off, squalor, theft, and as a result - .... And here ... - the military, and who do not really let them add my idea from their experience.

[abrakadabre]

there was no need to drive the aviation of any regiment from end to end

From which end to which end ?! Stormtroopers were driven from Kant (Kyrgyzstan) to Tajikistan. There, in a straight line, 1 hour of subsonic flight, including taxiing on the ground.