Lukashenko: The CSTO may become the military-political base of the Eurasian Treaty on Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st century.
Our organization has a huge potential, unused, or I would say underutilized, in the area of ensuring security and stability. The military-political institutions and mechanisms developed over decades are unique. This experience must be sought in the process of building a security architecture in the Eurasian space.
The CSTO may become the military-political basis of the Eurasian Treaty on Diversity and Multipolarity in the 21st century, which Belarus is jointly promoting with Russia and other partners.
Lukashenko prioritized strengthening the CSTO.
"Time urgently requires us to strengthen cooperation within the organization. Coherence of actions, understanding and support - only in this way will the CSTO remain coherent and act in the interest of its member states. We have everything for this - knowledge, necessary resources, tools and infrastructure. We just need to add a little political will and speed in the implementation of the decisions made," said Alexander Lukashenko.