In brief
TASS reports that President Vladimir Putin will preside over the Collective Security Council session in Moscow on November 11, with discussions on cooperation, security measures and signing multilateral documents. The chairmanship will shift to Tajikistan effective January 1, 2027. Azerbaijani‑led source 1in.am notes that CSTO leaders will convene on this date and may consider suspending Armenia’s voting rights.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will chair the Collective Security Treaty Organization’s (CSTO) Collective Security Council session in Moscow on November 11, as announced by the Kremlin press service, reported by TASS.
The Kremlin statement said discussions are planned on key aspects of cooperation and measures to further strengthen the CSTO’s collective security system, as well as urgent international and regional issues. TASS added that the summit will include the signing of a number of multilateral documents and the adoption of a decision on transferring the organization’s chairmanship from Russia to Tajikistan effective January 1, 2027.
Kremlin press service said:
«Discussions are planned on key aspects of cooperation and measures to further strengthen the CSTO's collective security system, as well as urgent international and regional issues.»
According to a report on the Armenian diaspora site 1in.am, leaders of the CSTO will gather in Moscow on November 11. The article also suggests that the summit may consider suspending Armenia’s voting rights within the organization.
