transport currently starts from germany going through poland belarus and russia all the way to central asia. in february 2900 a team of animals angels activists followed one of their transports. the group filmed both trucks from their 1st supply stop and small that's. the journey takes place and driving snow and icy temperatures. and that despite it being illegal to transport animals below 5 degrees celsius. just answer you can i see the cyclops on the truck or open field actually the animals are covered in snow when the outside temperature is below minus 7 so you have the added problem of the water systems for using and the transport but in transport. the animals are suffering from exhaustion. the animal welfare groups signs that because of the cold and the slow roads the trucks hardly stop even though they're on a 6000 kilometer trip that will last days. when they do stop it's only to throw in some part or to the animals. during veterinarian checks as they left germany the drivers had given assurances that they would make proper stops that supply stations in russia. the trucks are on the

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she now she's the europe and central asia associates director at human rights watch in moscow. thank you for joining us. we heard there what was likely a confession from sophia, a paper that was recorded under the rest. and we've seen a similar video from roman for this year, which what do you make of these videos? lynch, 1st of all, ah, it is crystal clear, the booth is actually made on did us the dog is without saying. and indeed, if you look, protest searches face, it's puffy and eat blasted with pancake makeup, which reinforces the very weight and concerns about throttle, salvage cost being tortured, no, the new doubt in recent months. so there isn't as peaceful protest up to the embellish, arbitrarily detained, and subjected to cruel and degrading treatment. they were vicious, with beaten, they withheld in truly tortuous condition to the concern for the noise and physical insurgency of protest. rich and sophia got extremely, extremely grave, right? penny law in danger, their lives are in danger. and we know meanwhile that there could a crack down on journalists and bell ro

she now she's the europe and central asia associate director acts human rights watch in moscow. thank you for joining us. we heard there what was likely a confession from sophia, a paper that was recorded under arrest. and we've seen a similar video from roman practice, which what do you make of these videos? the 1st wall off it is crystal clear, the booth is actually made on the us, the argues without saying. and indeed, if you look at protest searches, face, it's puffy and eat lasted with pancake makeup, which reinforces the very waiting concerns about brought the salvage possibly being tortured. no, being in doubt in recent months. so the ins and thousands is peaceful protest to the indelibly, the arbitrarily detained and subjected to cruel and degrading treatment. they have a vicious, with david, held in surely tortuous condition to the concern for the life and physical insurgency of protest. rich and sophia got extremely, extremely grave, right? very law endanger their lives are in danger. and we know meanwhile that there could crack down on journalists and bella. ruth has

she now she's the europe and central asia associates director at human rights watch in moscow. thank you for joining us. we heard there what was likely a confession from sophia as a picket that was recorded under duress. and we've seen a similar video from roman for this year, which what do you make of these videos? first of all, all it is crystal clear is actually made on did us dog is without saying. and indeed if you look protest search his face, it's healthy and eat blasted with pancake makeup which reinforces the very way the concerns about protest. savage courses being tortured no the doubt in recent months. so and thousands of peaceful protest up to this indelibly, the arbitrarily detained and subjected to cruel and degrading treatment. the vicious with bitter they withheld in truly tortures condition. to the concern for the joy and physical insurgency of protest. 7 rich and sophia, god extremely, extremely grave. right? very law calling in danger, their lives are in danger. and we know meanwhile that there could crack down on journalists and bella rufe has also ramped u

pioneer journalist and correspondent at radio free europe specializing in central asia in moscow victor political analyst and lead expert at center for actual politics in london. in security and development in the department of war studies at the king's college london welcome to the program bruce are we talking here about an isolated incident or something that could potentially become a wider military confrontation. well you could call this an isolated incident you know lost it in years anyway they've been having problems on the border that used to used to just end with some aids or bandoliers them up a car or something like that. so it's been going on for a while but this was much much more serious i mean usually in the states things were you know isolated as your term i mean there were confined to one small area this time all the sudden we saw the tajik forces attack a long long stretch of the border with kyrgyzstan in several different places the problem started in one area but then it quickly spread you know many many kilometers on the borders is the 1st time that we've seen pockets

definitely as far as water resources in central asia is concerned you know it's very important to reach an agreement don't want to share in the problem is you know who is was benefiting most from these arrangements and if we look at the mechanisms and generally that was a time around sort of there are more of that yes you did already have a since they tended to benefit this or downstream countries now in this case getting a start and educates to an apples upstream countries and that also creates problems because they are trying you know that the tactics are trying to build a dam as was mentioned the curious one to build the additional reservoir as so certainly there is there's been in the last 30 years a lot of efforts to find mechanisms of joint management and so that is an issue that can be achieved because it has been achieved in many other parts of the world where rivers are being shared and then there is a question of the demarkation of the borders which we discussed and i think that it is not impossible but it sometimes requires compromise and commitment to the agreements reached

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she now she's the europe and central asia associates director at human rights watch in moscow. thank you for joining us. we heard there was likely a confession from sophia, a picket that was recorded under duress, and we've seen a similar video from roman for this year, which what do you make of these videos? first of all, it is crystal clear, the booth is actually made on did us dog is without saying. and indeed, if you look proper search his face, it's healthy and eat blasted with pancake makeup which reinforces the very waiting concerns about protest. savage courses being tortured, no the doubt in recent months. so and thousands as peaceful protest up to this invalid the arbitrarily detained and subjected to cruel and degrading treatment. the vicious will be to david, held in truly tortuous condition to the concern for the joy and physical insurgency of protest. 7, rich and sophia got extremely, extremely grave right now, very law calling in dungeon their lives are in danger. and we know, meanwhile that there could the crack down on journalists and bella roof has also ramped

and six, promoting economic activity trade and development between central asia, afghanistan and south asia. mr. chairman, the taliban face a fundamental choice between two very different futures. they can embrace a negotiated path to peace, make the transition from a violent insurgency, to a political movement, and be part of a nation that enjoys respect in the global community. but if they pursue a military takeover, they will face isolation, regional and international opposition, sanctions, and our and our allis' support for afghan security forces will continue. we appreciate qatar's hosting of negotiations. we are working closely with the united nations to enhance its role which is important to experience and expertise on matters such as cease-fire and process design. we welcome the united nation, turkey and qatar's willingness to co-convene a high level negotiations in istanbul. the party need to agree to a date as soon as possible and we expect them to come prepared with concrete proposals. the opportunities are in place. the international will to assist is robust. and both afgha

we're trying to build regional consensus as part of regional peace, and the trade between central asia, afghanistan and south asia is vital, in my judgment as a vital part of the future that have region and for afghanistan. now, but also important, one shouldn't absolve afghans of their responsibility. they have to come to accept each other and find a formula where they can resolve their differences. and on pakistan, i mean, general badra and the prime minister have recognized in my view that this economic benefit is where the future is. general badra said countries don't develop, regions develop. and i know there are challenges inside pakistan. but i believe this last visit was positive, that general badra went to kabul. they discussed some steps the two sides will take. we're working with the united kingdom in support of the effort that relations between these two countries improve. that relationship has been the achilles heel of afghanistan's recent history, and needs to be overcome. we will see, but we're hopeful, given the recent developments. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank

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>> a significant part of one belt, one row does transit through central asia and pakistan. >> from an exclusively geographic standpoint, if china has unfettered access to afghanistan, knowing that they share that border, would there be anything standing between them and their land-based bri route? >> i would have to look into that a little bit more in detail. i'm aware of the investments through central asia and pakistan and there is also maritime routes to iran as well but that, i would submit that is not the objective. >> i would appreciate getting that in writing because i think if we give them that unfettered access the ability to build that route. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator blackburn. i would like to recognize senator king. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think my first question, mr. halsey, is the trump administration entered into an agreement in february 2020 that all u.s. troops would be out of afghanistan by may 1 of 2021. the taliban has indicated that if did not occur they would begin attacking the u.s. troops which they have not done during the time leadi

something either about the complicity of russia or relative remove of russia from what's going on in central asia or maybe some other sinister interests being played out in moscow and that's the $1000000.00 question a statue of lenin in the cutest capital bishkek. the soviet union is no more but russia remains both kyrgyzstan and tajikistan's number one ally and rewards them if they do what moscow wants kyrgyzstan's relationship with russia has suffered in recent years analysts say the moscow is unhappy with a decade and a half of political instability including 3 revolutions and some say the kremlin is concerned about the new president leaning too much towards its rival china president so there is a part of has for many cuties finch who conciliator it towards to stand after at least 34 of the estimated 50 people killed in the fighting were courteous but he needs russia's support to deescalate the situation and help find a lasting solution russia has called for calm and negotiations but some analysts say it's relatively weak response maybe because of what's happening in another of tajikistan's ne

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25 military extremist groups that actually operate in the region between afghanistan, pakistan, central asian. they have been able to use afghanistan territory in the past 20 years for their transit purpose. based on also the report — the sigar report — the taliban... there is no indication that the taliban actually have de—linked themselves with al-qaeda. and also their relationship with isis is complicated in afghanistan. in some regions of afghanistan, isis do not have... they are in fight with taliban. in some regions, they actually join hands together to fight against the government of afghanistan. so, there are the risks of return of military extremism at any stage to afghanistan. especially if there is no political settlement and establishment of a government which is acceptable by everybody, and that government is strong enough to preserve its territory from the military extremism, there is always the chances of comeback of military extremism, given the history. all right. and the other point you made was you don't want the rushed withdrawal until there's a power sharing agreement. b

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how can we set up an over the horizon capability in the gulf, central asia, south asia, can we utilize al qaeda. now the islamic state. we'd better be prepared to come back in if we have to. >> we've left a mess for a lot of people. the "new york times" spoke to women saying they're really worried. one woman saying, i remember when americans came and said they would not leave us alone, and that afghanistan will be free of oppression and we'll be free of war and women's rights will be protected. and we did say every single word and now it looks like that don't we have responsibilities to the people to whom we made promises >> i feel we do. and this argument that hey, it's time to come home. believe me, i understand the sense of afghan fatigue. but we still have 35,000 troops in south korea, decades after that war we have 50,000 troops in europe. keeping 2,000, 3,000 troops in afghanistan to try and maintain what we have done, i think, is positive and again, the key here is, avoiding a resurgence of terrorism which could strike us again. >> you think about all the friend lilies we had. m

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