CSTO’S military component must remain strong

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24.07.2008, 02:01

Chairman of the RA National Security Artur Baghdasaryan believes that the military component of the Collective Security Treaty Organization must not be weakened.

YEREVAN, July 23. /ARKA/. Chairman of the RA National Security Artur Baghdasaryan believes that the military component of the Collective Security Treaty Organization must not be weakened.

“The CSTO was formed as an organization supposed to contribute to regional and international security, enhancement of the member-states’ defensive potential,” Baghdasaryan stated at the opening ceremony for the Rubezh-2008 CPX in Yerevan.

Baghdasaryan pointed out that finding the best means of averting various threats is a guarantee of the CSTO’s efficient activities.
He also pointed out the necessity for strengthening the collective security system. Baghdasaryan stressed that the Rubezh- 2008 CPX is supposed to strengthen the CSTO’s military component. P.T. –0--

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