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    Tajiks in Russia: post-terror insights from political scientist in Uzbekistan

    Tajiks in Russia: post-terror insights from political scientist in Uzbekistan

    A devastating terrorist attack shook the Moscow region on March 22, marking one of the largest and bloodiest incidents in recent years. As the nation grapples with the tragedy and extends heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims, the event has sparked widespread discussions about its ramifications on Russian society, particularly in relation to migration policies and the broader socio-political landscape.

    Photo: Post-terror insights from political scientist in Uzbekistan
    Source: Daryo

    In a conversation with political scientist in Uzbekistan, Zakir Usmanov, the Daryo reporter delved into the multifaceted repercussions of the attack and the subsequent targeting of Central Asians as the perpetrators. Usmanov's insights shed light on the complex interplay between societal dynamics, government policies, and international relations in the wake of such a crisis.

    Photo: Conversation with political scientist in Uzbekistan, Zakir Usmanov
    Source: Daryo

    Usmanov's assessment underscores a concerning trend in Russian society, characterized by a propensity to seek scapegoats and external enemies in times of distress. He aptly describes the prevailing sentiment of blaming "others" for internal problems, thus perpetuating a cycle of mistrust and discrimination. Moreover, the narrative of Russian nationalism finds fertile ground in such tragedies, further exacerbating tensions and fueling anti-migrant sentiments.

    The immediate response from Russian authorities following the attack has been marked by a crackdown on migrants, with restrictions on employment and an increase in raids across several regions. However, this knee-jerk reaction fails to address the underlying labor shortages and economic ramifications of expelling migrant workers from key sectors.

    Photo: Political scientist in Uzbekistan, Zakir Usmanov
    Source: Daryo

    Usmanov highlights the paradoxical nature of Russia's approach, wherein the country faces a pressing need for labor yet succumbs to political expediency in targeting migrants. This shortsightedness not only exacerbates internal socio-economic challenges but also undermines efforts to foster inclusive growth and stability.

    Furthermore, the discussion delves into the proposal to reintroduce the death penalty for terrorists—a move that reflects the government's inclination towards punitive measures amid growing discontent and dissent. However, Usmanov cautions against such drastic measures, citing concerns about abuse of power and the erosion of legal safeguards in a system marred by corruption and political manipulation.

    The conversation also touches upon the geopolitical dimensions of the attack, with Russian politicians quick to point fingers at Ukraine as the orchestrator—a convenient narrative to justify ongoing military actions and divert attention from domestic issues. However, Usmanov aptly exposes the underlying motivations behind this scapegoating tactic, revealing a deeper agenda of rallying public support through fear-mongering and nationalist rhetoric.

    In addressing the broader implications for migration policy, Usmanov emphasizes the need for strategic investments in infrastructure and the development of alternative transport corridors to reduce dependency on Russian transit routes. By revitalizing Central Asia as a regional hub, countries can diversify their economies, create new job opportunities, and mitigate the risks associated with overreliance on migrant remittances.

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