YEREVAN. – In actual fact, the work is completed toward developing the Collective Security Treaty Organization Quick Response Collective Forces (CSTO QRCF) Weapons Program, and it is expected to be introduced for the presidents’ approval during the CSTO session to be convened on December 20, CSTO Secretary General Nikolay Bordyuzha stated during a press conference held in the Armenian capital Yerevan, on Friday. 

As per Bordyuzha, the Program assumes the provision of modern weapons to CSTO QRCF military detachments, including Armenian subdivisions.     

And with respect to militaro-technical cooperation, Nikolay Bordyuzha stressed that the establishment of Russian service, repair, and upgrading centers, for certain types of weaponry, is real in Armenia. “This, too, is a contribution to equipping Armenian Armed Forces with modern weapons,” Bordyuzha concluded.