Uzbekistan Expands Strategic Partnership
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US, Uzbekistan reaffirm commitment to Central Asia security
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The U.S. recently got back its seven Black Hawk helicopters from Uzbekistan that Afghan military pilots had flown there in 2021 while fleeing the Taliban .
Uzbekistan has expressed eagerness to expand its strategic partnership with Washington .
Analysts see the military relationship as largely transactional and shaped by geopolitical complexities and regional tensions.
Tashkent does not allow its territory to be used for strikes on neighboring soil, even against terrorist targets.
The U.S. maintains military cooperation agreements with each Central Asian republic, with plans reviewed annually .
Despite intelligence-sharing efforts, there is no overflight agreement between the two countries.
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