Pashinyan sees no need to leave CSTO at this stage
Region
- 31 August, 2024
- 09:58
Add Report.az to preferred Google sources
Stay up to date with the top news!
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan doesn't see the need for the country to leave the CSTO (Collective Security Treaty Organization) at this stage.
He was speaking on August 31 during an online press conference, Report informs referring to Armenian media.
"We have frozen our participation in the CSTO at all levels. We consider this decision sufficient at this stage," Pashinyan said.
"There is no need to make another decision now," the prime minister noted. "But this doesn't mean that there will be no such need at the next stage."
Baş nazir: Ermənistan KTMT-dən çıxmağa ehtiyac görmür
Армянский премьер не видит необходимости в выходе из ОДКБ на данном этапе
Latest News
23:52
Georgian PM says opposition alliance had no prospects
Region
23:47
Photo
Azerbaijan's Victory Day celebrated in Ankara
Foreign policy
23:29
Photo
Video
Sites of Memory of Western Azerbaijan: Traces of Azerbaijani Heritage in Saral Village
Domestic policy
23:06
Eight killed, three injured in four-vehicle crash in Armenia
Region
22:39
Reuters: US billionaire leads securities swap plan to buy Lukoil's overseas assets
Other countries
22:18
Kobakhidze says Georgia seeks European integration with dignity
Region
22:07
Greenland parliament ratifies US security agreement
Other countries
21:34
Baku's private house prices rise 13.2% in October
Infrastructure
21:11
Azerbaijan, Latvia hold consular consultations in Riga
Foreign policy