Armenia should be removed from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), says the former Secretary General of this international structure Nikolay Bordiotsa. He shared his opinion during a conversation with a RIA Novosti journalist. Bourdiuge noted that Yerevan is not currently participating in the work of the CSTO. At the same time, the Republic remains a full-fledged member state, and therefore all decisions made within the organization must be coordinated with it. However, Armenia's current position has begun to contradict what is being done in the CSTO. Against this background, the former Secretary General came to the conclusion that it would be decent for this country to leave the organization. In Armenia they talked about the reasons for leaving the EAEU "They don't pay fees, they don't take part. In all seriousness, they should just take it and leave if they are serious partners. But since they have an ambivalent position, that we won't go out and we won't work, and we won't participate, and we don't want to, we need to keep them away," Bordiosa concluded.

Armenia should be removed from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), says the former Secretary General of this international structure Nikolay Bordiotsa. He shared his opinion during a conversation with a RIA Novosti journalist. Bourdiuge noted that Yerevan is not currently participating in the work of the CSTO. At the same time, the Republic remains a full-fledged member state, and therefore all decisions made within the organization must be coordinated with it. However, Armenia's current position has begun to contradict what is being done in the CSTO. Against this background, the former Secretary General came to the conclusion that it would be decent for this country to leave the organization. In Armenia they talked about the reasons for leaving the EAEU "They don't pay fees, they don't take part. In all seriousness, they should just take it and leave if they are serious partners. But since they have an ambivalent position, that we won't go out and we won't work, and we won't participate, and we don't want to, we need to keep them away," Bordiosa concluded.