Imangali Tasmagambetov, the Secretary-General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), has emphasized carrying out the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border reinforcement plan, mentioning that the strategy will begin this year.Speaking at a meeting to review the CSTO&& s activities in 2024 kept in Moscow, Tasmagambetov included that the plan includes unique steps designed to guarantee the security of the southern part of the CSTO&& s location of responsibility.In 2024, documents associated with gearing up CSTO forces with advanced military weapons and devices were examined and signed, he stated.Meanwhile, CSTO members have consistently revealed issues about the presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan, viewing it as a major danger to their security.Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate has repeatedly called these concerns unwarranted, asserting that Afghanistan will never ever allow its territory to be utilized versus any country.Zabiullah Mujahid, representative for the Islamic Emirate, mentioned: && The issues expressed by the CSTO concerning the borders are unfounded.
Afghanistan is totally secure, and there is a dedication that Afghan soil will never be utilized against any country.
The Islamic Emirate remains committed to its pledges.&& In 202, the draft plan for enhancing the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border was approved by the Permanent Council of the CSTO and provided to its member countries.The post CSTO to begin Tajikistan-Afghanistan border security plan this year initially appeared on Ariana News.