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Today in Moscow, chaired by Russian President Vladimir Putin, the CSTO summit will take place, and the main intrigue of this summit is related to the known situation surrounding Armenia's membership in this military bloc. As previously reported, Russia is preparing to raise the issue of denying Armenia voting rights at the CSTO summit.
The day before, the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, told reporters that the foreign ministers of the CSTO countries will present to the leaders of the organization countries a draft decision on the denial of Armenia's voting rights due to an unpaid debt to the budget.
Denying voting rights would be an unprecedented step in the history of the CSTO. In effect, this would make Armenia an observer within the organization, denying it the opportunity to influence key decisions, including issues of collective security and the appointment of the Secretary General.
Thus, Armenia once again shows a lack of interest in the CSTO, while Russia is in no hurry to expel it from the organization. Instead, it is considering punishing Armenia by denying its voting rights.
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