Agreement on Russia-Armenia air defense within CSTO almost ready for signing
23.09.2014,
11:14
The agreement on Russian-Armenian component of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) air defense system is almost ready for signing, CSTO Secretary General Nikolay Bordiuja told a press conference at a videobridge with Yerevan and Astana.
YEREVAN, September 23. /ARKA/. The agreement on Russian-Armenian component of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) air defense system is almost ready for signing, CSTO Secretary General Nikolay Bordiuja told a press conference at a videobridge with Yerevan and Astana.
The united CSTO air defense consists of Russia-Armenia, Russia-Belarus and Russia-Kazakhstan systems that will operate synchronously in future based on common air alert rules, Bordiuja said.
The respective agreements signed about Russia-Belarus and Russia-Kazakhstan systems have been already enforced.
The plan for CSTO air defense and missile defense was discussed at a CSTO permanent council regular meeting on September 16. –0—
The united CSTO air defense consists of Russia-Armenia, Russia-Belarus and Russia-Kazakhstan systems that will operate synchronously in future based on common air alert rules, Bordiuja said.
The respective agreements signed about Russia-Belarus and Russia-Kazakhstan systems have been already enforced.
The plan for CSTO air defense and missile defense was discussed at a CSTO permanent council regular meeting on September 16. –0—
