AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDeportation Fallout: A Fairfax County man found not guilty by reason of insanity in a 2019 landlord killing deported himself to Tajikistan in July after a judge ordered he stay in psychiatric custody—U.S. Homeland Security says Abdulloi Doniyor Toshpulodzoda left while complying with a removal order, raising fresh questions about how he was allowed out on an unsupervised weekend pass. Fuel Shock in Central Asia: As Ukrainian drone strikes hit Russian refineries, Tajikistan is among the hardest hit by fuel disruptions, with Dushanbe reportedly requesting large volumes from Iran while Kyrgyzstan turns more to China. Border Security: Tajik authorities say two Afghan nationals were killed in a clash with border guards in Khatlon after alleged illegal entry and drug smuggling; officials recovered hashish and weapons. Energy Infrastructure: Rogun Dam construction reached 1,155 meters as Webuild raised the structure, aiming to boost Tajikistan’s electricity capacity. Diplomacy & Cooperation: Turkmenistan and Tajikistan held political consultations and expert talks, including plans for joint scientific events, while Belarus’ ambassador presented credentials in Dushanbe. Culture & State Projects: Tajikistan’s National Theater was inaugurated in Dushanbe after 11 years of construction, timed to the 35th independence anniversary. Trade Snapshot: Tajikistan’s foreign trade turnover rose 42.3% in Jan.–July 2026 to $7.94 billion, with China the top partner.
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