Moldova quit the agreement on CIS Joint Advisory Commission on Disarmament Issues.
Report informs, citing TASS, that official Chisinau considers this agreement non-functional for the republic.
Moldova quits from agreement on CIS Joint Advisory Commission on Disarmament Issues
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