The ban on travel to Russia was implemented due to Russia’s response to the fire incident at the Moscow concert hall. Tajikistan’s foreign minister, Sirodjidin Muhriddin, advised citizens to avoid traveling to Russia unless absolutely necessary. This decision was made in light of Russia’s arrest of individuals allegedly connected to the fire incident, whom they claim are from Tajikistan. In a separate incident, nine suspects were arrested in Tajikistan in relation to the same case.
The attack at the Moscow concert hall resulted in the tragic deaths of over 130 people. The terrorist organization Isis claimed responsibility for the attack, which was reportedly carried out by the Central Asian branch of the group, Isis-K. Some of the suspects involved were identified as citizens of Tajikistan.
Despite these developments, individuals are urged to exercise caution when considering travel to Russia. The ongoing investigations and security concerns surrounding the incident have led to heightened tensions between the two countries. As the situation continues to unfold, it is important for travelers to stay informed and prioritize their safety above all else.
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