Civil War in Tajikistan

The Tajik Civil War (1992–1997) was an internal conflict in Tajikistan following its independence from the Soviet Union. It involved factions loyal to the government and opposition groups, mainly led by regional and political elites, battling over power, ideology, and control. The war was characterized by widespread violence, displacement, and instability, with ethnic and regional interests fueling the conflict. It ended with a peace agreement that helped restore stability, but the country experienced significant social and economic upheaval. The war highlighted challenges in consolidating statehood and managing diverse internal interests after independence.