Russian armament order from CIS countries may grow
The CSTO has confirmed increase in Russian armament delivery to member states.
"As compared to 2007, the package will increase threefold. This first of all refers to Belarus and Armenia," CIS deputy secretary general Valery Semerikov said, adding that armament and equipment is sold at prices fixed inside Russia.
He also informed that a decision on development of military-economic cooperation program toll 2015 and military-technical cooperation in the framework of the organization was taken, Interfax-West reported.
"As compared to 2007, the package will increase threefold. This first of all refers to Belarus and Armenia," CIS deputy secretary general Valery Semerikov said, adding that armament and equipment is sold at prices fixed inside Russia.
He also informed that a decision on development of military-economic cooperation program toll 2015 and military-technical cooperation in the framework of the organization was taken, Interfax-West reported.
