Expert: Armenia should have multi-component security system

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19.08.2010, 02:57

Armenia should secure its multi-component defence system, Stepan Grigoryan, the head of the Analysis Center for Globalization and Regional Cooperation, said on Wednesday.

YEREVAN, August 18. /ARKA/. Armenia should secure its multi-component defence system, Stepan Grigoryan, the head of the Analysis Center for Globalization and Regional Cooperation, said on Wednesday.

He told journalists that now several components, such as the alliance with Russia, membership in the Collective Security Treaty Organization as well as cooperation with NATO and the United States, ensure security for Armenia.

“We can’t tie our security only to the CSTO,” Grigoryan said though adding that thanks to its membership in this organization Armenia can buy ammunition at preferential prices.

The political analyst also said that one provision in the CSTO charter states that assaults on any member of the organization are viewed as aggression against other members.

Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are members of the CSTO.
The organization was established in May 1992. -0---

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