CIS Security Chiefs Blame West for Border Destabilization
Leaders of CIS security and intelligence agencies accused Western countries of destabilizing the military-political situation near CIS borders, citing efforts to maintain global dominance and undermine international law.
Consensus
- The XXII meeting of heads of security and intelligence services of CIS member states took place on September 4.
- The meeting was held at the Konstantinovsky Palace in Moscow.
- Participants discussed cooperation in intelligence activities amid rising geopolitical instability.
- The activities of certain Western countries were criticized for undermining international law and destabilizing the military-political situation near CIS boundaries.
- The participants emphasized continued commitment to strengthening cooperation among CIS intelligence services.
- Delegations from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan attended the meeting.
Points of divergence
- The meeting focused on improving interaction among CIS intelligence services in the context of growing geopolitical instability and ongoing challenges to the Commonwealth's interests. — interfax
- The meeting was held on Friday, September 4. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Leaders of security and intelligence agencies of the CIS stated that the West destabilizes the situation at the borders — Интерфакс
- Western countries destabilize the situation at the borders of the CIS — Вести