Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) Provisions Do Not Apply to Karabakh
Moscow /30.09.13/Turan-ArmInfo: Armenia, as a member of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) is subject to all the provisions of the Charter of the CSTO, and in the event of a military strike, all of them will come into effect, said Sergei Mikheyev, director of the Institute of Caspian Cooperation. He spoke on September 30 at a presentation of the report of the Association of Analytical "CSTO and Security in Eurasia" a RIA Novosti news agency. "Nagorno Karabakh is positioning itself as an independent state, and not as a part of Armenia. As an independent state Nagorno Karabakh is not a member of the Organization, and respectively, the jurisdiction of the Collective Security Treaty Organization does not extend on it," said Mikheyev. -02D-
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