Head of the Collective Security Treaty Organization said militants trained in Afghan camps may get into CSTO member states.

Nikolay Bordyuzha noted that there are still military camps in the territory of Afghanistan where natives of CSTO states are trained, Interfax reported.

He believes that presence of American military facilities in the Central Asia will negatively affect regional security. Although situation is relatively stable, there are military camps in Afghanistan and it remains a laboratory of drug production, he told reporters on Wednesday.

CSTO is a bloc comprising Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan.