Ukraine Seizes Diplomatic Opportunity with Central Asian States
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are subtly shifting their neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war, engaging more openly with Ukrainian leaders while navigating Russian pressure and exploring potential roles in peace talks.
Central Asian neutrality in the Russia-Ukraine war is undergoing a shift, as Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan show greater willingness to engage with Ukrainian leaders, moving away from keeping Kyiv at arm’s length to keep Russia happy.
Neutrality for Central Asian states during the first three-plus years of the conflict meant keeping Russia happy by keeping Kyiv at arm’s length.
Author's summary: Ukraine engages with Central Asian states.
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