15.10.2026, 13:23

CIS defense ministers sign documents on further military cooperation

ASTANA. Oct 15 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Defense ministers of the CIS member states have signed documents governing further military cooperation among the countries of the Commonwealth, the Kazakh Defense Ministry press service said.

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