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Since the collapse of the Soviet Union,
Russia has worked hard to rebuild its influence in its former states.
But the buffers the country once had, stretching from the Baltic states
to Central Asia, have become more independent as time has passed. Though
some have remained allies, others have formed new ties, more often than
not with the West.
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