Yerevan (Azatutyun. am) — The Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organization will help Armenia retake its territory occupied by recent border clashes with Azerbaijan, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Wednesday.
Pashinyan announced that he plans an emergency summit of leaders of CSTO member states for this purpose.
Armenia appealed to the military alliance of Russia and five other former Soviet republics for military aid on September 13, just hours after Azerbaijani forces attacked several of their positions along the Armenia-Azerbaijan border. The other CSTO member states rejected the request and decided to send fact-finding missions to examine the scenario on the ground. They reportedly submitted policy recommendations later in September.
“We will initiate a regular consultation of the Collective Security Council to discuss this report,” Pashinyan told the Armenian parliament. “I hope the consultation will take a position as soon as possible. “
He said Yerevan expects the CSTO to condemn the September 13-14 hostilities as aggression by the Azerbaijani army against its member state and propose a “roadmap to repair Armenia’s territorial integrity. “
Armenian officials criticized the CSTO and Russia for their blatant reluctance with Armenia.
On October 12, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told his Armenian counterpart, Ararat Mirzoyan, that the CSTO was in a position to send observers to the Armenian-Azerbaijan border. In a thinly veiled rebuke in Yerevan, Lavrov said the CSTO secretariat in Moscow had proposed such a deployment about a month ago, yet Armenia, the current holder of the alliance’s rotating presidency, had not yet organized the summit needed for its approval.
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