 Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov, far left, stands alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Central Asian heads of state at a summit in October. (AP) Blocked from procuring military goods from Western countries, Moscow has increasingly looked for help from former Soviet states in Central Asia, some of which are historically and financially bound to Russia but also trade extensively with Europe and China. By Joby Warrick ● Read more » | 
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