Russian-English rivalry and the Pamir question in Central Asia and Afghanistan in the second half of the 19th century
Keywords:
Pamir, rivalry, human and natural resources, Dost MuhammadAbstract
This article scientifically reveals the geopolitical position of Central Asia and Afghanistan in the second half of the 19th century, the rivalry of the two powerful states in these regions and the serious consequences of this rivalry, the geopolitical goals of the competing states, the annexation of the Central Asian khanates by Tsarist Russia and Afghanistan by England, as well as the attempts to reach an agreement between the two states on the issue of the "roof of the world" (Pamir territory) and the fate of the people who, on this basis, actually became part of a state to which they did not belong.
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