Foreign Affairs

Cross-Border Attack Exposes Afghanistan’s Fragile Security and Regional Risks

By Economics Desk | November 28, 2025

A deadly attack launched from Afghan territory kills three Chinese workers in Tajikistan, exposing Kabul’s inability to control extremist groups and threatening regional stability vital to American interests.

The recent cross-border drone attack from Afghanistan into Tajikistan that killed three Chinese workers is not just a tragic event—it is a glaring symptom of the ongoing chaos festering under Taliban rule. Despite official condemnations from Kabul and promises of cooperation, the reality on the ground reveals an administration struggling to enforce control over militant factions within its borders. This failure directly undermines regional security, threatens critical infrastructure investments, and complicates America’s strategic interests in Central Asia. Why Does Kabul Allow Terrorists to Operate with Impunity? Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry expressed "deep regret" over the incident and pledged full cooperation with...

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