On November 11, the leaders of the CSTO countries adopted a joint statement following the summit, expressing concern about the military infrastructure of other alliances approaching their borders, Izvestia reports. The participants of the association advocated the formation of a united front in the fight against terrorism, called for the development of guarantees for not placing weapons in space and confirmed their intention to maintain the nuclear-free status of Central Asia. The countries also expressed regret over ending the Offensive Arms Reduction Treaty (START) in February 2026.

On November 11, the leaders of the CSTO countries adopted a joint statement following the summit, expressing concern about the military infrastructure of other alliances approaching their borders, Izvestia reports. The participants of the association advocated the formation of a united front in the fight against terrorism, called for the development of guarantees for not placing weapons in space and confirmed their intention to maintain the nuclear-free status of Central Asia. The countries also expressed regret over ending the Offensive Arms Reduction Treaty (START) in February 2026.