28.07.2008, 09:58 2569

CSTO members to create new military structure

Collective Security Treaty Organization member states (CSTO) plan to create new military structure on the borders in response to quartering of the elements of systems of antimissile defense of the USA on the territory of Czechia and Poland, the so-called "the third position region". CSTO Secretary General, Nikolay Bordyuzha, informed journalists on Friday, the agency reports referring to RosBusinessConsulting.

Almaty. July 28. Kazakhstan Today - Collective Security Treaty Organization member states (CSTO) plan to create new military structure on the borders in response to quartering of the elements of systems of antimissile defense of the USA on the territory of Czechia and Poland, the so-called "the third position region". CSTO Secretary General, Nikolay Bordyuzha, informed journalists on Friday, the agency reports referring to RosBusinessConsulting.

"As for "the third position region", I would like to say that it is one of the elements of the work that is being done on the boundaries of CSTO member states on creation of a new military infrastructure and restoration of some of its elements of Soviet Union times," N. Bordyuzha informed.

All CSTO members are concerned when military objects have appeared or such serious structures as antimissile defense are being deployed around them. Obviously, it seriously influences security," N. Bordyuzha noted.

CSTO plans to establish friendly and strategic relations with the countries of Shanghai Cooperation Organization. "We have reached high level of cooperation with SCO countries and our main our goal is to consolidate efforts in security sphere," N. Bordyuzha noted.

As it was informed earlier, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan are CSTO members. SCO members are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.

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