Секретари Совбезов стран ОДКБ обсудили в Астане учения КСОР в Армении

27 апреля секретари советов безопасности государств-членов Организации Договора коллективной безопасности, в ходе заседания в Астане обсудили запланированные на 3-8 сентября учения Коллективных сил оперативного реагирования Организации "Взаимодействие-2012" в Армении.


Как сообщил АрмИнфо пресс-секретарь Организации Владимир Зайнетдинов, в частности, военно-политическая обстановка учений разработана для отработки учебных вопросов принятия военно-политических решений органами ОДКБ на развертывание и применение КСОР в совместной операции по разгрому иррегулярных вооруженных формирований.


В 2012 году ОДКБ отметит юбилей: в мае исполнится 20 лет с момента подписания Договора о коллективной безопасности и 10 лет самой Организации. Членами сформированной на основе подписанного 15 мая 1992 года Договора о коллективной безопасности, Организации Договора о коллективной безопасности являются Россия, Армения, Беларусь, Казахстан, Узбекистан, Таджикистан и Кыргызстан.

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