Interfax, Russia
Nov 25 2011
Yerevan, CSTO agree to use organization's potential to maintain
Armenian security
YEREVAN. Nov 25
Collective Security Treaty Organization Secretary General Nikolai
Bordyuzha and Armenian National Security Council Secretary Artur
Bagdasaryan signed a plan in Yerevan to implement agreements reached
within the CSTO.
The plan addresses topics such as military-economic cooperation, the
establishment of joint ventures to maintain military hardware and
information security, Bordyuzha told journalists.
"Great attention was paid to preparations for exercises of the CSTO
Collective Operational Reaction Force (CORF), which will be held in
Armenia," he said.
The plan also includes measures that will help "effectively use the
CSTO's potential to maintain security in Armenia," he said.
A CORF weapons procurement program will be submitted to the presidents
of CSTO member countries for approval on December 20, Bordyuzha said.
"The program envisions providing the CSTO CORF contingent with
advanced samples of weapons," he said.
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Nov 25 2011
Yerevan, CSTO agree to use organization's potential to maintain
Armenian security
YEREVAN. Nov 25
Collective Security Treaty Organization Secretary General Nikolai
Bordyuzha and Armenian National Security Council Secretary Artur
Bagdasaryan signed a plan in Yerevan to implement agreements reached
within the CSTO.
The plan addresses topics such as military-economic cooperation, the
establishment of joint ventures to maintain military hardware and
information security, Bordyuzha told journalists.
"Great attention was paid to preparations for exercises of the CSTO
Collective Operational Reaction Force (CORF), which will be held in
Armenia," he said.
The plan also includes measures that will help "effectively use the
CSTO's potential to maintain security in Armenia," he said.
A CORF weapons procurement program will be submitted to the presidents
of CSTO member countries for approval on December 20, Bordyuzha said.
"The program envisions providing the CSTO CORF contingent with
advanced samples of weapons," he said.
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