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Such weapons, including a large shipment bought in Croatia at the end of last year, have gone through the rebels' military council in the southern province of Deraa, to be sent on to umbrella groups such as Liwa al-Islam.Jordan keeps as tight a control over its border as it can, because it is petrified of blowback by Islamist fighters who might threaten its own regime.
Visiting Berlin last week, Ukraine's prime minister, Arseniy Yatseniuk, said the effect of Russian sanctions have made Russia more willing to sit round the table, but insisted Russia was yet to fulfil three commitments it agreed to in Minsk: to give Ukraine control over its border, stop the shipment of weapons to separatists, and withdraw its troops and agents.
China's concern over its border was a driver in the talks, Mr. Ban said.
Russia also contends that Georgia is providing support for rebels over its border in separatist Chechnya.
Turkish authorities have recently sought to exert more control over its border as extremist groups have grown in strength.
Turkey is said to have allowed weapons to move over its border, and United States intelligence officials have helped select the recipients, according to American officials.
Others have already fled into northern Namibia after the capture of a rebel base near the border.See article: Angola's war spills over its borders...Britain said it would not give export credits for arms sales to 63 of the world's poorest countries.The trial of 20 prominent members of Egypt's banned Muslim Brotherhood started in Cairo.
Worse yet, the conflict in Syria could spill over its borders.
As foreigners get entangled, a risk is growing that Syria's war will spill over its borders.
But there's no strangling the Kim regime without the help of China and Chinaa has legitimate fears that a bursting North Korea would spill over its borders.
The fear was that the Somalia's instability would spill over its borders and go down the coast threatening Mombasa, East Africa's most important port and Kenya's vital tourist industry.
