Afghanistan, April 21 -- Militant fighters from Syria have reportedly settled in Afghanistan, raising security concerns for neighboring Central Asian countries and India.
Reports indicate that Syrian Islamist militants have established a presence in Afghanistan, raising security concerns for Central Asian countries, India, and the Taliban.
According to the Economic Times, these militants have been reported in the provinces of Badakhshan, Baghlan, and Herat. Their presence has the potential to heavily impact the security of Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and India.
In recent months, Kyrgyzstan has foiled two coup attempts believed to be linked to foreign elements. Additionally, ISIS has made threats against the Tajik government, further highligh...