Putin says Russia is committed to strengthening Collective Security Treaty Organization

Published December 10,2024

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Russian President Vladimir Putin stated Monday that Moscow is dedicated to strengthening the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) as he held talks with the parliament audio system of the CSTO Parliamentary Assembly.

“We are firmly committed to the task of strengthening the organization, increasing its authority in ensuring peace and stability throughout the vast Eurasian space,” Putin stated in the course of the assembly held in Moscow.

He advised the parliament audio system that cooperation inside the Russia-led intergovernmental army alliance is constructed within the “spirit of alliance, military brotherhood and mutual assistance.”

He stated that Russia stands united for the “formation of a fair multipolar world order, equal and indivisible security, respect for each other’s sovereign interests and the right of each to its own development model.”

Earlier, the Russian capital hosted a gathering of the CSTO Parliamentary Assembly, composed of the parliament audio system of the group’s member states — Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan.

Only Armenia didn’t participate within the assembly, as Yerevan suspended its participation within the CSTO earlier this yr.

As a results of the assembly, a number of paperwork had been adopted by the CSTO Parliamentary Assembly, together with a press release expressing help for “international efforts aimed at preventing further expansion of the confrontation and creating conditions for achieving lasting peace and security in the Middle East.”