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ARMENIAN MINISTER, NATO COMMANDER DISCUSS AFGHAN, REGIONAL SECURITY
Public Television of Armenia
July 27 2010
[Presenter] A delegation led by [Armenian] Defence Minister Seyran
Ohanyan has visited the brigade of the Republic of Armenia based in
Kunduz [Afghanistan] and became acquainted with the conditions of
service of the Armenian peacekeepers. The Armenian delegation held
meetings with Gen David Petraeus, the joint commander of US and
NATO forces in Afghanistan, and discussed the Afghan and regional
security environment, the results of the Kabul summit and prospects
for further cooperation.
Our country's military delegation was received by Afghan Defence
Minister Abdorrahim Wardag and Afghan Army Chief of Staff Lt-Gen Sher
Mohammad Karimi. The service of the Armenian brigade in Kunduz was
highly assessed during all meetings.
On his way back from Afghanistan, Ohanyan met an Uzbek deputy defence
minister, Shavkat Normatov, at Termez airport in Uzbekistan on 26
July. The current status of and opportunities for development of
bilateral and multilateral military cooperation were discussed.
From: A. Papazian
Public Television of Armenia
July 27 2010
[Presenter] A delegation led by [Armenian] Defence Minister Seyran
Ohanyan has visited the brigade of the Republic of Armenia based in
Kunduz [Afghanistan] and became acquainted with the conditions of
service of the Armenian peacekeepers. The Armenian delegation held
meetings with Gen David Petraeus, the joint commander of US and
NATO forces in Afghanistan, and discussed the Afghan and regional
security environment, the results of the Kabul summit and prospects
for further cooperation.
Our country's military delegation was received by Afghan Defence
Minister Abdorrahim Wardag and Afghan Army Chief of Staff Lt-Gen Sher
Mohammad Karimi. The service of the Armenian brigade in Kunduz was
highly assessed during all meetings.
On his way back from Afghanistan, Ohanyan met an Uzbek deputy defence
minister, Shavkat Normatov, at Termez airport in Uzbekistan on 26
July. The current status of and opportunities for development of
bilateral and multilateral military cooperation were discussed.
From: A. Papazian