CSTO not to turn its back on Armenia, says Secretary General
The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) is not going to turn its back on Armenia, the organization’s Secretary General Stanislav Zas said on Monday at a press conference on the results of the organization's work in 2022, TASS reports.
"As for CSTO intentions to leave Armenia or somehow turn away: of course not," he said.
CSTO Secretary General noted that the heads of member states of the organization met three times in 2022 to discuss the situation on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.
According to Zas, CSTO proposals to send a monitoring mission to Armenia remain in force and can be organized quite promptly. "These proposals remain in force. If the Republic of Armenia considers it necessary to make a decision either on the whole package of measures, there are six points proposed for approval by the heads of states, or on separate points, including the sending of a mission, it can be realized, and quite promptly," he stressed.
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