CSTO to hold drills in Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Belarus - chief of Joint Staff
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- •The CSTO Joint Staff chief said the CSTO will hold military drills in Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Belarus in 2026.
- •The CSTO Joint Staff chief said the CSTO plans to conduct eight military drills in 2026.
- •Russian officials stated that Russia’s goal during its 2026 CSTO chairmanship is to increase the CSTO’s combat potential.
- •Russian officials stated that Russia’s tasks during its 2026 CSTO chairmanship include consolidating CSTO member states.
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- ▸If the CSTO conducts the planned eight drills across Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Belarus in 2026 as scheduled CSTO member militaries would likely increase operational interoperability through repeated joint training cycles and standardized procedures.
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RUSputnik (EN)Russia Sets Task of Building Up Combat Potential Under CSTO ChairmanshipRURBC (RU)МИД назвал целью России повышение боевого потенциала ОДКБRURIA Novosti (RU)Россия ставит задачу консолидации стран-членов ОДКБ, заявили в МИДRURIA Novosti (RU)МИД рассказал о задачах России в рамках председательства в ОДКБ