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CSTO Chief Says Stance on Artsakh Conflict ‘Clearly Stated’

by Contributor
January 30, 2015
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CSTO Secretary-General Niklolay Bordyuzha

MOSCOW—Head of the Russia-led Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) Nikolay Bordyuzha has said the organization’s position on the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict was clearly stated in a series of statements made last year, while not reiterating what that position was, Arka news agency reports.

Speaking to journalists in Moscow on Friday, Bordyuzha said he had visited Armenian army units and discussed the recent upsurge in violence on the Armenian-Azeri border and the Artsakh-Azeri border with the President of Armenia.

The CSTO Secretary General said the issue was discussed last summer at a meeting between Russian president Vladimir Putin and the presidents of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Sochi, when Putin chaired the Collective Security Treaty Organization’s Council.

In response to a question from a Novosti-Armenia reporter as to why the CSTO did not respond to commando raids by Azerbaijani troops across the border with Armenia, Bordyuzha said the CSTO cannot respond by military measures, because it runs counter to the basic formula of the Collective Security Council, which says the Nagorno-Karabakh problem is to be solved by peaceful means and on the basis of non-use of force.

Speaking about recent attacks by Azeri troops resulting in the deaths of Armenian servicemen, Bordyuzha said: “We are talking about how this problem should be addressed at the political level and I think the statements made CSTO are quite serious and weighty, reflecting not only the opinion of the Russian Federation.”

Since the beginning of January, tensions have escalated on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border and along the line of contact in Nagorno-Karabakh where clashes have occurred on a daily basis with Azerbaijani forces shelling Armenian positions and conducting raids.

Bordyuzha also announced to journalists that CSTO member states will begin producing military hardware and equipment that were previously purchased from Ukraine.

According to Nikolai Bordyuzha, the kind of hardware in question can be manufactured in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan.

Bordyuzha also announced that a number of large-scale military exercises will be conducted in the framework of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) in 2015.

For example, a large-scale exercise will be held with the participation of the Collective Rapid Reaction Force. And in September and October, Armenia will host exercises by the CSTO’s peacekeeping forces. Drug control services and law enforcement agencies of CSTO member states will also conduct military exercises in 2015.

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  1. Areg says:
    7 years ago

    Artsah is free and independent period. No body needs any one’s help period. Do not waste our time and do not bother.

    Reply
  2. mgl says:
    7 years ago

    What Russia needs to do is stop BS and openly be on Armenia’s side only. Karabakh is Armenian the same way as Cream is Russian.

    Reply
  3. GeorgeMardig says:
    7 years ago

    If the West delays more the recognition of the Armenian Genocide and hold Turkey accountable for his acts, Armenia will be lost to Russia for ever.

    Reply
  4. Arn.Sweden. says:
    7 years ago

    I Quote –

    Speaking about recent attacks by Azeri troops resulting in the deaths of Armenian servicemen, Bordyuzha said: “We are talking about how this problem should be addressed at the political level and I think the statements made CSTO are quite serious and weighty, reflecting not only the opinion of the Russian Federation.”

    Comment –

    Unreasonable hate can not be solved on the political level.

    Arn.Sweden.

    Reply
  5. GB says:
    7 years ago

    CSTO’s boss Putin, easily can stop this nonsense political game, when he admit, that Lenin and Stalin should have never gave away Armenian lands (Artsakh,Nakhichevan and Western Armenia) to Ottoman Turks first, then to Tatar- Turks after!

    Reply
  6. Ari says:
    7 years ago

    Russians and the West can not be trusted with the defence of Armenia.

    Reply
  7. Avetis says:
    7 years ago

    This is a stupid conversation incited by Armenia’s Western-led political opposition. The CSTO/Russia will come to Armenia’s help when Armenia is in SERIOUS DANGER and Yerevan officially ASKS for help. What’s happening on Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan is OUR responsibility, not that of Russians. We are glad Russians have Armenia’s western border covered against Turks. What’s next, ask Russians to spoon feed us or wipe our butts every time be go number 2?

    Reply
  8. Norserunt says:
    7 years ago

    Armenia has to prove that it can tackle at least Azerbaijan, if not than what good is Armenia on the international stage? First Armos don’t want Russia in Armenia now Armos want Russia to spoon feed Armenia? These same people complain about depopulation when Russia makes it easy for Armenian workers then when Russia passes law to restrict migrant workers they complain that Russia is hurting Armenia. You russophobis should make up your mind. LOL

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