Two Airbus A340 aircraft left a currently active NATO base located in Šiauliai, Lithuania, with the two aircraft turning off their transponders after they had entered the Iranian airspace. This would not be the first time that Iran has acquired aircraft on the second-hand market.
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Tajikistan looking for 7,5 billion dollars in funding for rail
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- May 27, 2024
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Tajikistan seems to be hopping onto the bandwagon for rail infrastructure in Central Asia. The country is looking for 7,5 billion dollars (7 billion euros) in investments for its rail network. The Tajik rail infrastructure is underdeveloped yet crucial for the country’s international trade. At an economic forum in the Russian city of Kazan, the…