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Russia: Presidents Will Decide Armenia's CSTO Status

Decision on Suspending or Removing Armenia from CSTO Will Be Made by Presidents, Russian Representative Says

Massis PostJun 27, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post
Russia: Presidents Will Decide Armenia's CSTO Status

A Russian representative stated that any decision regarding Armenia's suspension or removal from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) will be made by member state presidents, according to reporting from Massis Post.

The CSTO, a military alliance led by Russia, includes Armenia and several former Soviet republics. The statement comes amid ongoing tensions between Armenia and the alliance, particularly following recent military developments in the South Caucasus region.

No timeline for such a decision was provided. Armenia's membership status has been a subject of debate as the country reassesses its security relationships and foreign policy priorities in recent months.

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