CSTO summit exposes Russia's eroding influence as Armenia pivots away
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Armenia has regained voting rights in the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) after a period of suspension, despite the Kremlin stating that Yerevan has not fulfilled its obligations for several years. This marks a shift in Armenia's posture toward the Russia-led alliance, which had been strained since Armenia's 2023 refusal to host CSTO exercises and its distancing from Moscow. The move suggests a partial rapprochement, though the Kremlin's acknowledgment of unmet obligations indicates lingering friction.
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