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CONDUCT OF THE "FRONTIER-2008" MILITARY EXERCISES IN ARMENIA NOT DIRECTED AGAINST AZERBAIJAN
armradio.am
11.01.2008 15:31
The Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization
Nikolay Bordyuzha declared that the "Frontier-2008" military exercises
in Armenia scheduled for spring 2008 are in no way directed against
Azerbaijan.
"By taking the decision on the conduct of the military exercises,
we certainly take into consideration the whole complexity of the
situation in the Caucasus, and we have applied all efforts to make
Azerbaijan understand that these exercises are not directed against
it," Bordyuzha told a press conference in Moscow.
"I don't think that Azerbaijan will negatively react to the conduct
of the military exercises. Certainly, the "Frontier-2008" is not
targeted at further sharpening of the complex situation," the CSTO
Secretary General said. He added that any state has the right to
hold arrangements on its territory directed at ensuring the country's
security.
Mr. Bordyuzha said that observers from different countries will be
invited to the military exercises.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
armradio.am
11.01.2008 15:31
The Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization
Nikolay Bordyuzha declared that the "Frontier-2008" military exercises
in Armenia scheduled for spring 2008 are in no way directed against
Azerbaijan.
"By taking the decision on the conduct of the military exercises,
we certainly take into consideration the whole complexity of the
situation in the Caucasus, and we have applied all efforts to make
Azerbaijan understand that these exercises are not directed against
it," Bordyuzha told a press conference in Moscow.
"I don't think that Azerbaijan will negatively react to the conduct
of the military exercises. Certainly, the "Frontier-2008" is not
targeted at further sharpening of the complex situation," the CSTO
Secretary General said. He added that any state has the right to
hold arrangements on its territory directed at ensuring the country's
security.
Mr. Bordyuzha said that observers from different countries will be
invited to the military exercises.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress