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Юрий Хачатуров назначен генеральным секретарем ОДКБ

15 April 2017

Генерал-полковник Юрий Хачатуров, бывший начальник штаба Армянской армии и до недавнего времени секретарь Совета национальной безопасности Армении, назначен генеральным секретарем возглавляемого Россией военного альянса, Организации Договора о коллективной безопасности (ОДКБ).

Данное назначение заверашет период неопределенности в организации после того, как некоторые государства-члены в прошлом году не хотели назначать на эту должность армянина. Со своей стороны Армения настаивала на том, что она имеет право выдвинуть нового Генерального секретаря в соответствии с правилами организации.

Хачатуров родился в Тетри Цкаро, в Грузии, где он прожил до двадцати лет, служил в Советских Вооруженных Силах и также бывал в Афганистане. В 1992 году перешел на службу в армянскую армию.

Источник: commonspace.eu по материалам агентств

Фото: генерал-полковник Юрий Хачатуров (фото из архива)

 

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