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CSTO Collective Security Council starts session in Moscow

Very soon, the CSTO Collective Security Council session will officially start – a key event of the year for the participating countries.

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CSTO Collective Security Council starts session in Moscow

The session of the CSTO Collective Security Council is about to begin – its official start is expected in the near future. This is reported by "Pool of the First".

In Moscow, the meeting of state leaders will focus on key issues:

Summing up the CSTO work and determining further priorities;

• challenges in the field of international and regional security;

coordination of efforts to counter modern threats.

On behalf of Belarus, the country’s position on the potential of the CSTO and the importance of the Organization for regional stability will be outlined by President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko.

Photo: "Pool One"

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