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I think many of us are already familiar with Armen Ayvazyan. I found this interesting article written by him... MARCH 1 DISORDERS: ATTEMPT TO INCITE A WAR Interview with Doctor ARMEN AYVAZYAN, Head of ¡°Ararat¡± strategic planning center ¡°Mr. Ayvazyan, can the post-electoral developments be considered as a failed attempt of staging a ¡®colored¡¯ revolution?¡± ¡°It is extremely important to make a proper political and legal assessment on what happened. I am sure that the March 1 disorders constituted an attempt of inciting a civil war. I live at a distance of 100 meters from the area where the serious clashes between the ¡®demonstrators¡¯ and the law enforcement forces began. That¡¯s to say, I saw and heard almost everything. My friends and relatives live in the neighborhood, in Grigor Lousavorich Street, and I kept in touch with them during the whole day. The so-called ¡®revolutionaries¡¯ occupied a large territory in the central part of the city, built barricades there, organized ¡®self-defense¡¯ and finally, attacked the Armenian soldiers. Calling the Armenian soldiers and policemen ¡®Turks¡¯, they simultaneously appealed to the people to join them and disobey the orders, i.e. to launch an armed attack on the forces which remained loyal to the Government. Consequently, all this was not merely an attempt of staging a coup d¡¯¨¦tat and a ¡®colored¡¯ revolution, but rather, a premeditated attempt of inciting a civil war and fratricide, which is more dangerous. In this respect, it is important to consider and clearly imagine not only the March 1 tragedy, but also the possible worst consequences that might have resulted therefrom. Imagine for a moment that at least a battalion or a platoon could have succumbed to the provocation and taken sides with the rioters. A real battle among the servicemen would have started in the center of Yerevan. In that case, the number of the victims would have been greater. This kind of actions provoked by Ter-Petrosyan and his team demonstrate a highest degree of irresponsibility, especially if we consider the preparations of Azerbaijan and the existence of Turkey standing behind its back.¡± ¡°Do you think Armenia and its population were endangered on both the internal and external fronts?¡± ¡°Naturally, Ilham Aliev would have taken advantage of the situation and issued an order for launching a large-scale attack. All this might have led to the loss of Artsakh and Syunik and finally brought about the loss of the whole country. Therefore, it is necessary to realize that on March 1-2the issue of the Armenian statehood was on the table. After all this, it is absurd to consider the Armenian Pan-National Movement as opposition. I hope the state will demonstrate enough political will to make an adequate legal assessment on what happened. It is also necessary to make a proper analysis on the pre- and post-election stages preceding the March 1 events. L. Ter-Petrosyan and his team had been making preparations to stage a coup d¡¯¨¦tat and incite a civil war under the auspices of alien forces before the 2008 presidential elections. For 10 years continuously, the press supporting the Armenian Pan-National Movement was busy preparing the ¡°March 1¡± events. Humbling the national values and dignity, blunting the people¡¯s fear for the Azerbaijani-Turkish hazard, inventing and extending the artificial partition between the people of Armenia and Artsax, they were ruining the foundations of Armenia¡¯s security in a consistent manner. It is necessary to confess that to a certain extent, the authorities are also to blame for the problems mentioned above. Many of the present-day state officials were the apprentices of the ideological and human resource school of the Armenian Pan-National Movement, and they often implement the party¡¯s policy in the framework of their activity. As to the relevant bodies, they were either unwatchful or closed their eyes both to the information-psychological war waged against the Armenian statehood from inside and the organized violent activities financed and directed from abroad.¡± ¡°Taking a retrospective glance, what possibilities can you specify for preventing what happened?¡± ¡°After a ten-year preparatory work, Ter-Petrosyan returned to the political arena and declared of his intention to stage a revolution. When, for several months continuously, the presidential candidate calls the country¡¯s President a ¡®criminal¡¯ and accuses him of committing the gravest crimes while speaking in the demonstrations or appearing on air, and does not submit the facts available to him to the instances of justice, considers the Republic of Armenia a ¡®state of chieftains¡¯, does not admit the state institutions and all the legal instances, it¡¯s more than clear that he is preparing for a subversion, revolution, disorders and terror, rather than elections.¡± Declaring the top figures of the state criminals and not submitting the supporting facts to the relevant legal instances is nothing more than an initiative of self-criticism and a call for terror. This is what Ter-Petrosyan is doing. The authorities are to blame because back in autumn, they didn¡¯t prevent Ter-Petrosyan¡¯s obviously illegal and revolutionary steps; they didn¡¯t call him to the court and didn¡¯t demand accountability. In the rally organized on February 27, he already announced, ¡°Our current movement is a bourgeois-democratic revolution¡±. And the authorities again did not prevent his activity, hoping mistakenly that everything would be settled automatically. After the February 19 elections, it also became clear that L. Ter-Petrosyan had been engaged in subversive activity for a long time, and such activity extended even to the force structures, including the Armenian Army, and he managed to recruit at least one influential military official. In the February 27 rally, Ter-Petrosyan also made a false and provocative statement that, ¡°the overwhelming majority of the law enforcement agencies and servicemen have taken sides with the opposition.¡± His activities had taken an extremely dangerous course, posing a threat to Armenia¡¯s national security. And its possible consequences might have been disastrous as they might have led to §Ñ cleavage, an armed confrontation and unjustified fratricide clashes inside the Army. And all this would have happened in conditions of the real threat of Azerbaijan¡¯s large-scale invasion. Deliberately ignoring the external danger before March 1, he was striving for a civil war which can have no justification under any circumstances. Fortunately, the authorities managed to finally neutralize the danger of the program aimed at inciting clashes, subversion and a civil war.¡± ¡°And why wasn¡¯t all this averted much earlier?¡± ¡°The corrupt phenomena accumulated in our public-political life, i.e. the lack of informational protection, the universal corruption, the clan system, the increased social injustice, the ridiculous human resource policy, the mass betrayal of national values and culture etc., became a hindrance. But today, people who never expressed a political attitude have suddenly become ¡®revolutionaries¡¯ and want to solve the most complex problems inside the country at one blow, confusing the cause-effect relationship and succession of events, mixing their past, present and future activities, burying Armenia¡¯s strategic vulnerability in total oblivion,. It is necessary to realize that the solution of these problems will require a long-term and painstaking work.¡±
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Looks like the people are making fun of the police in the same area of northern poxota.
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Most videos on youtube...from both sides...should not be takens as they are...there's lots of editing going on. I've bumped into few times before, which were obviously edited or shot in a way as to demonize the other side.
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That could be the 2nd reason on top of what I said as well! This grandmother answers it all! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPcX4LieMBg&NR=1 They want to make sure that things don't get out of hand before the inaguration.
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I heard that because people do not carry any identification with them like we do in US, they take people around the area to get their finger prints at the police station and then release them. I guess there were number of injured civilians on March 2nd who ended up in the hospitals and ran away later on because they were scared that they were going to be charged for participating at the LTP rally, so they ran away from the hospitals....obviously they had no identifications with them, so the government is getting many people finger printed on the streets to identify them if March 1st ever occurs again. I also heard that they're only doing it in that area because that's the area where many gather...they don't do it all across the city.
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I didnt' get it sorry... By jr u mean Bush or Aliev jr?
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BAKU GOING TO TAKE ACTION TO “LIBERATE TERRITORIES”? “We did not seize a territory of any country. We ourselves suffered from aggression,” said Eldar Sabiroglu, spokesman for the Azerbaijani Defense Ministry. “Liberation of our lands from occupation is our civil and national duty and our right. No one can deprive us of this right. Certainly, it would be better to resolve the problem peacefully but the process seems to reach a deadlock and Azerbaijan will take action,” he said. Touching on the Azerbaijan-initiated UN resolution, Sabiroglu sad the document calls for a peaceful resolution of the conflict, “However, the OSCE Minsk Group, which has been dealing with the conflict settlement for 15 years already, questioned the UN General Assembly’s resolution. Azerbaijan has come across an inadequate attitude,” he said, Day.az reports.
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They should advertise that in all of the CIS countries just like CNN is advertising Armenia around Europe.
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Well that's a relief for me! It was going to be late for me to find anything else anyways. Something I was thinking about before...what are the chances that Armenians will hit the oil pipeline that's running close to the area just in case a war breaks out and it seems that this is where all this is leading to. Any thoughts of where all this will lead to? If Armenia fights the same way as during early 1990s and pushes the enemy further...how far can we go? Is there a chance that this time Nakhichevan might be taken over intentionally if the Azeri side starts to loose? I hope I'm not jumping forward with this, but these events might easily happen in a right situation. What if we push the enemy further...further than where the oil pipeline is located and the Azeri side looses again....does this mean that the portion of the oil pipeline that's running through the newly Armenian controlled territories will benefit us in a way that the BP has to pay us for letting the pipeline run through our controlled territories or because the oil pipeline isn't running in the Armenian legal territoriy, then nothing will be paid to us? If Armenia takes over Nakhichevan, what are the chances of Turkey interfering? I still doubt the Turks will raise a finger because of the Russian bases that are station on the Turkish-Armenian border. I've been to the border myself many years ago and most soldiers at the border (across Ani ruins) were Russian. Finally, if Armenia wins the war and gains more territory, will this be really the end of the war like Oskanian was saying? Wouldn't the same scenario go into circles every 10-15 years? I'm wonder what the reaction of the BP will be when a war breaks out...how much pressure Azerbaijan will get as a result.
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Thanks! Although if OSCE is closed in Baku then what is the whole point of having it in Armenia since they're only palying the roles of mediators. I'm glad I haven't paid for my airfare yet!
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What is going on? I'm spposed to have an internship in few months at the OSCE office in Armenia and now Baku is closing it's office? I'm confused....is Armenia closing its office in response or....? I hope I don't loose my internship...this really sucks! Could those a$$holes in Baku choose another time to close their OSCE office....like at the end of the Summer or something...when I'm done with my internship. Selfish thinking, but it is what it is! This is the first time that the Turks are hurting my interests directly!
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Triple or quadruple their number I don't really go by the death toll of Iraqis based on US calculations. I don't really go by any calcaulations anyways because we won't know the exact numbers, so it's useless. I sure know one person who isn't concerned about the Iraqi death toll and that's the former Secretary of State, Madeline Albright!
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How about you getting a warning for your words? Speak about yourself please... I really had it with your rude ways as if you own the forum.... Get a grip of yourself and do not speak to me again...I asked you number of times now...I have no interest in speaking to you, so please keep that in mind.... Stop deciding for others what should they do or what shouldn't they do.....you're the one who should get a warning for the way you speak and the way you treat people in here....Do not even reply to my post please...ko masin xosa xndrumem....ev ko kfur kiafarner@ kez pahi.
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These are the numbers they claim have died...but who knows, maybe there have been many more US deaths, which we do not know of. I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case!
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So I was right.....you people jump on other peoples cases...just because he was speaking his mind, then not only you threaten him but you also threaten others for different views? LOL Why act like fascists? What did I say that was wrong? and who is the name caller here??? Did i even speak to you or call you an idiot? Even if he is the owner of this forum....he should not shut up others...garmag never said anything bad about MosJan! He should not have jumped on him like that! Idotnel duies... No wonder so many people told me that unless you do not agree with what they say....you will get banned! My reaction at first was "huh?" how is that possible, but i see that my "huh???" reaction was not so wrong after all.... it is really true! do not threaten me with some forum... do not even speak to me...I asked you already....
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LOL so they entered the studio in roder to say just that? crazinesssss thanks for the info...I didn't get what went on the day before
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Dukel herika attacka anek nrants stex voronk dzer pes chen mtatsum! Migutse duk nman dzeveri verj tak minchev nman dzevi urishi masin xosak! Nshem naiev vor et dzer naxagah@ banel chi tvel hayastanin, batsi vor saxin otaratsrela, gitutun@ getnin havasaratsrets ergrum, saxin arevtrakan sargets... Isk garmag@ inch sxal asets chem jokum? Erevi vor et ameninch@ drsi sargats baner? Amotela Amerikaium aprelov nran asumes te ete ira kartsikner@ artahaitelu stop chta uremn du dran stop ktas? Typical Levonakan tarineri politikaia nuin es forumum ete tentsa! Dzer Levonner vor Dashnakneri beran@ pagets tarinerov hayastanum! Ko asatsin u Levoni aratsin tarberutun ka incha? Ev nshem vor erekva momentnel shat tarnsperenter! Vochmek iravunk chuni mardkants es forum beranner@ pagel kam threatning anel.... ete du Garmagin asumes te du oves vor tentses xosum en mardu masin vor@ 10 tari karavarela.. (enel voch te karavarela ail kandela ergir@ barits bun imastov), isk du uremn oves vor iran asumes te vonts piti mtatsi? Fascistakan forumes sargum es forum@? Te mardik el iravunk chunen irants enets express anel vonts karoxn? Chanaits vonts ervuma problem chunek nrants het voronk dzer nmanen mtatsum...menak attackaiek anum nrants voronk chen mtatsum dzer dzevi! Tents anek shutov menak dzer inner circlov klinek es forumum! Migutse et dzever@ dukel verjatsnek? Please note that I am basically saying what you just told garmag...about shutting him up just because you do not want to hear his views about someone that you side with. I am not expresing my own view here...I am simply showing you undemocratic you sounded by threatening garmag! Enough is enough! P.S. Do not threaten me again in your PM about how "some forum memebers will get me for what I have said before" I am putting this all in the open because you're making this place seem like some sort of a fascist forum by trying to shut and manipulate people into getting kicked out of here! That's treachery! Try to delet this and I'll post it again......if you own this forum...then please let us know so that we will go by your own rules, but if you do not own it, you have no right to shut people up for their beliefs...in that case...you live in a wrong country my friend! Like is said before enough is enough...I don't think garmag said anything offensive towards you personally...he spoke about the past failed government who brought the whole country to its knees at some point, so unless he didn't say anything bad about your family, you have no right to shut or threaten him (just like you threatened me) in anything!!!!!
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I am....I did not see what happened yesterday though, but as I understand, someone tried to interfere right? Did you see that part? Could you tell me what that person said when he tried to shut them up? Finally, some people with common sense on TV, unlike that crazy Anahit types who openly state that the'tsurt ev mut tariner@ suteinr" lol... Ira uxexna sut! I never heard of these people before..the ones who are present at the show, but they seem intelligent and right in their mind. What are your thoughts?
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If Kocharyan uttered these words (the first time such a statement made?), I say that they are thinking about something for sure because you do not make such threates without any reasons behind the words. At least this one is thinking about recognition, not return.
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Armenia threatens to recognise disputed Artsax Source: Reuters YEREVAN, March 20 (Reuters) - Armenia should recognise Azerbaijan's separatist region of Nagorno-Artsax as an independent state if Azerbaijan does not change its approach to peace talks, Armenia's president said on Thursday. "If Azerbaijan continues in this same spirit, then our step should be to recognise the independence of Nagorno-Artsax and sign agreements with it. In any event that is what I would do," President Robert Kocharyan, who steps down nest month, told a news conference. Nagorno-Artsax's ethnic Armenian population split from Azerbaijan in a war in the 1990s and now runs its own affairs, with support from Armenia. It has declared its independence from Azerbaijan, but this has not been recognised by any state. The separatists have said they hope Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia earlier this year will strengthen their own claim for international recognition. Armenia reacted angrily after the United Nations General Assembly this month adopted an Azeri-drafted resolution demanding that Armenian forces withdraw from Azerbaijan's territory. Azerbaijan says Armenia has illegally occupied Nagorno-Artsax, and a number of Azeri districts surrounding the region. It says it is committed to stalled peace talks but has refused to rule out using force to restore its control. Azerbaijan and Armenia are observing a fragile ceasefire but they are still officially at war and their troops frequently fight skirmishes along a heavily mined front line. Up to 16 troops were killed in a clash earlier this month. Kocharyan is to step down next month when his long-time ally Serzh Sarksyan takes over as president. Kocharyan -- who like Sarksyan is a native of Nagorno-Artsax -- is expected to retain influence over policy. Kocharyan declared a 20-day state of emergency on March 1 after eight people were killed in clashes in Yerevan between riot police and opposition protesters who were demanding the annulment of a presidential election won by Sarksyan. "I do not see any reason whatsoever to extend the state of emergency," said Kocharyan on Thursday. "I must hand over a stable country and government to the next president. We were not able to prevent the events of March 1 but we were able to prevent more serious consequences." I posted the article under "Artsax" by mistake, so I am posting it under "news" Could you please remove the one under "Artsax"? Thanks.
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YEREVAN MAY RECOGNIZE Artsax IN RESPONSE TO BAKU POLICY The UN resolution on Artsax is nothing but Azerbaijan’s attempt to counterbalance the one adopted on Kosovo’s independence and to prove that Kosovo can’t set a precedent for Nagorno Artsax, Armenian President Robert Kocharian told a news conference today. “If Baku proceeds with its policy, Yerevan will recognize independence of Nagorno Artsax and conclude military agreements with it. With its state institutes and ability to defend borders, Nagorno Artsax has more rights to independence than Kosovo,” he said. As to Baku’s statements on dismissal of the OSCE Minsk Group, President Kocharian said, “The OSCE MG is the best format. If Baku isn’t satisfied with the format of talks, it doesn’t mean that we should give it up. Let them not negotiate if they don’t want to. However, in this case Azerbaijan will shoulder the responsibility for development of the negotiation process.”
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Well they are right about labeling the OSCE Minsk group as 'useless' because they haven't done anything. Anyone else feels the Azeri hysteria and desperasion?
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This isn't the article I was telling you about, but close enough.... McCain win would mean war with Iran by David Edwards and Muriel Kane "More wars" could prove to be the oddest of all presidential campaign slogans. Especially if it works. Presidential candidate John McCain shocked observers on Sunday when he told a crowd of supporters, "There's going to be other wars. ... I'm sorry to tell you, there's going to be other wars. We will never surrender but there will be other wars." MSNBC's Joe Scarborough asked old-line conservative Pat Buchanan about McCain's remarks, saying, "He talked about promising that more wars were coming. ... Is he so desperate to get off the economic issue?" Pat Buchanan replied that McCain never used the word "promise" but simply said there would be more wars, and that from McCain's point of view, "that is straight talk. ... You get John McCain in the White House, and I do believe we will be at war with Iran." "That's one of the things that makes me very nervous about him," Buchanan went on. "There's no doubt John McCain is going to be a war president. ... His whole career is wrapped up in the military, national security. He's in Putin's face, he's threatening the Iranians, we're going to be in Iraq a hundred years." "So when he says more war," Scarborough commented, "he is promising you, if he gets in the White House, we'll not only be fighting this war but starting new wars. Is that what conservative Republicans want? "I don't say he's starting them," Buchanan answered. "He expects more wars. ... I think he's talking straight, because if you take a look at the McCain foreign policy, he is in everybody's face. Did you see Thad Cochran's comment when he endorsed Romney? He said, look, John McCain is a bellicose, red-faced, angry guy, who constantly explodes." "Not a happy message," commented Scarborough. "Not Reaganesque."
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I read an article before, which I will try to find again, which stated that Hilary will be a more desirable candidate to win the Democratic primaries because she's not as tough as Obama, so the chances of McCain getting elected as the new president will be higher than if it was Obama who won the primaries. The elite will try to do everything possible to make sure that it is McCain who gets elected because he will go into war with Iran in no time once elected. That's obviously what the few elite would like to see and the whole US foreign policy nowdays is directed at that. It's interesting that you mentioned how Gora got ousted back in 2000 elections. Looks like the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan were planned before, so they needed a Republican, more specifically the puppet named GWB to direct the war, but it's clear that Dick Cheney and the rest are more in control of the situation than GWB will ever dream of.
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I mentioned this in one of the posts...I was saying that the new Artsax war is not in the interest of anyone right now because of the oil pipeline that's running not too far away from where the Armenian troops are stationed in the buffer-zone. If there's a war that breaks out, there's no protection of the Israeli oil pipeline. Also, because of the CSTO (Collective Security Treaty Organization) that Armenia is part of, if it gets attacked by a non-member state (Azerbaijan is a non-member state...it's part of the GUAM instead), there will be a collective resistance in the NK war. I found this article in a Russian newspaper, so I translated the whole thing on goodle language tools, so you might see some grammar mistakes, but that's because the program translates things word by word, so few things might not make sense. I think that these trainings are semi-related to what we discussed above. Salvation Army to CSTO Military Organization took chrezvychaykoy In Moscow, the first meeting of the Coordinating Board for Emergency Situations States - members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). Participants agreed to jointly monitor the situation on the common space in terms of not only war-risk insurance, but the environmental, technological, humanitarian. In order to confront and prevent possible disasters. The objectives of the establishment of a system of collective emergency response Coordinating Council of State members - members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization of Emergency Situations (KSCHS) identified increased levels of national and collective security, as well as the adaptation of the CSTO in world processes to counter threats and challenges, emergency prevention and response. The basic blocks the formation of a system of collective emergency response mechanism are environmental monitoring, and assessment of situations and forecasting their development, as well as emergency humanitarian response unit. For the creation of such a mechanism were in the heads of all departments on emergency States - members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization. In doing so, they noted that the monitoring is needed for all possible types of threats: technogenic and natural, Epidemiology. Regarding the humanitarian emergency response units, the formation of CSTO see the type of six years in the format of the Organization of collective rapid deployment forces (CSIS). Each State shall make available to CSIS permanent readiness units, which in times of peace are in the territory of their countries and subject to national commands. Last meet, and for their equipment, training, logistics. But while weapons, communications equipment from units assigned to the coalition group must be sopryagaemy and training has on the same programme. In the event of an emergency by the Board of formation of collective security they pass under the command group and propounded in the area within their area of responsibility. The scheme not only exists on paper. Within the organization rehearse international agreements regulating the diversion of emergency units CSIS with weapons in any region of the area of responsibility of the Collective Security Treaty Organization. This means that in an emergency situation would not spend time on the harmonization of the many associated with border crossings troops. By the way, and the issue developed. CSTO has already conducted five joint exercises with CSIS redeployment of units in different States - members of the organization: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. On LiveJournal Place in a similar principle and the establishment of planned "Salvation Army CSTO." So its legal base to allow for emergencies produce instant lift brigade rescuers (planned that the collective forces of each State will provide specialized units: rescue workers, epidemiologists, experts in the elimination of technological catastrophes, disasters at nuclear power plants, etc.), equipment needed and goods, with regular exercise, with a unified system of training, logistics and even scientific approaches. By the way, the collective response to disaster in a format CSTO Develop began even before the formal establishment of the Coordinating Council. In April 2007, for example, in Belarus, with the participation of representatives of the States - members of the organization were held exercises to eliminate the effects of man-made disaster caused by the terrorist attack. According to the head of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations Sergei Shoigu, now need to focus on training, harmonization of legislation and creation of a pool of logistics.
