September 11 attacks ↔ Central Asia

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Central Asia became a focal point for international security and military engagement following the September 11 attacks, as evidenced by the increased focus from NATO and the United States [1], the need for shared counter-terrorism duties [2], and academic analysis of regional dynamics post-2001 [3].

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accountFollowing the September 11 attacks, President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the need to share counter-terrorism security duties in Central Asia with Western countries.

referenceThe article 'Russia, NATO and the ‘War on Terror’: Competition and Co-Operation in Central Asia after 11 September 2001' by PJ Duncan examines the dynamics of Russia and NATO in Central Asia following the September 11, 2001 attacks.

claimThe United States and NATO have increased their focus on Central Asia due to its proximity to Afghanistan, where they have maintained military engagement since the September 11, 2001 attacks.