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    ARMENIAN PRESIDENT EXPRESSES SATISFACTION WITH LEVEL OF COOPERATION WITHIN FRAMEWORK OF CSTO

    Noyan Tapan
    http://www.nt.am/news.php?shownews=117017
    Se p 3, 2008

    YEREVAN, SEPTEMBER 3, NOYAN TAPAN. During the period of its
    chairmanship of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO),
    Armenia will lay the main stress on increasing the efficiency
    of the CSTO's activities and will make every effort in this
    direction. Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan stated this when receiving
    on September 3 the secretaries of the Security Council of CSTO Member
    States who had arrived in Armenia with the aim of partpicipating in
    a meeting of the Committee of Secretaries of the CSTO Security Council.

    According to a press release of the RA presidential press service, S.

    Sargsyan expressed satisfaction with the level of cooperation within
    the framework of CSTO. In his words, the importance of cooperation in
    such key problems of national security as the fight against external
    aggression, drug trafficking, illegal migration and terrorism is
    beyond any doubt and does not permit a formal approach.

    Speaking about the recent developments in South Ossetia, the Armenian
    president said that these events showed the danger of attempts to
    solve ethnic conflicts by force in the South Caucasus. In his opinion,
    the military way of problem solution is lacking in prospects, and
    the events in South Ossetia will have a sobering effect on those who
    still have such illusions, increasing their military potential and
    making bellicose statements. "Any attempts to impose solutions with
    the use of force against a nation's will are fraught with serious
    military and geopolitical consequnces," S. Sargsyan pointed out.
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