CSTO works out measures to help end ethnic clashes in Kyrgyzstan

CSTO works out measures to help end ethnic clashes in Kyrgyzstan

PanARMENIAN.Net - The Collective Security Treaty Organisation has worked out a set of measures to help end the ethnic clashes in Kyrgyzstan.

The CSTO Secretary General, Colonel General Nikolay Bordyuzha, has promised to do everything necessary to stop the violence in Kyrgyzstan as soon as all the measures are approved, RT reported.

“The Collective Security Treaty Organisation has at its disposal all the necessary arsenal of measures to act in similar situations – the peacekeeping contingent, the collective forces of rapid deployment in Central Asia. But they should be used after careful consideration. What was worked out is a plan of first-level measures to ease the tension in the country and to stop mass disorder in the south of Kyrgyzstan,” Bordyuzha said.

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