Russia and Kazakhstan signed a plan for security cooperation for 2027. The document was signed in Astana by the head of the Russian Ministry of Defense Andrei Belusov and his Kazakh counterpart Eidos Mirzakhamtov, reports Interfax. At the same time, Belusov expressed gratitude for the assistance in solving problems related to the work of Russian test sites. At the same time, Mirzakhmetov noted the special importance of developing the country's relations with Russia. The Ministry of Defense of Kazakhstan reported that the program for bilateral cooperation includes training of military personnel, combat training and military-technical cooperation. In particular, the department heads are examining the possibilities of interaction between the teachers and holding joint scientific and practical conferences and seminars.