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The article discusses the role of illegal drug trafficking in Pakistani-Afghan relations. The author explores the emergence and development of drug production in the zone of Pashtun tribes on the Afghan-Pakistani border. Attention is also paid to drug production in Pakistan in the 1980s. In the 21st century Pakistan is a part of two Afghan drug-trafficking routes (the Balkan Route and the Southern Route), allowing illegal drug shipments to Europe, Southeast Asia, Australia and Oceania, as well as to North America.

The article examines the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on afghan drug business in 2020. Author also highlights main changes that have occurred in international drug business for the better understanding situation in Afghanistan. Changes in drug production and Afghan drug trafficking routes against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic are also taken in consideration. The author also gives a forecast of Afghan drug business development for several years ahead.

The article focuses on features of afghan drug traffic routs. Author also highlights influence of economic and geographical position of Afghanistan on forming of drug trafficking routs. The role of border guard service in drug traffic is also analyzed in the article. The article cites not only main drug traffic routs, but also it cites the process of forming and evolution. Special attention is also paid to trafficking drugs with the Internet.

After the fall of Taliban in 2001 crisis in Afghanistan entered a new stage of its evaluation. The drug production broke all previous records. Afghanistan became a drug state that attracted attention of international community. The fight against drugs in Afghanistan is considered in the article.