Study post-Soviet military alliance arming Kyrgyzstan.

Moscow, Aug 13 .- The Organization of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) of the post-Soviet community next week consider a request for Kyrgyzstan to grant substantial war material, reported Tuesday the newspaper "Kommersant."

The post-Soviet military alliance consisting of Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, held an informal summit on 20 and 21 August in the, gaia gold, Armenian capital, Yerevan, to discuss regional security issues, announced on its part the Government of the Caucasian countries.

After the outbreak of the June 10 ethnic violence in southern Kyrgyzstan, the country's president, Rosa Otunbayeva, urgently requested military aid to Russia and Moscow to decline your request, asked the CSTO weaponry for the Army and the Police.

, buy darkfall gold, Sources of the Russian Foreign Ministry Secretary of the CSTO confirmed to Kommersant that this request requires a collective decision on what will be studied in the next meeting of community leaders.

The list of weapons and equipment requested is secret, but Kyrgyz government sources explained that the country, considered by the World Bank Central Asia's poorest, needs to "virtually all types of weaponry.", alganon gold,

In particular, Kyrgyz officials cite the need for combat helicopters, tanks, armored and light weapons for the army, as well as resources and equipment for riot control.

Moreover, the leaders of the CSTO countries review the role and tasks of the military alliance, which during the recent ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstan avoided introducing his troops in that country on the grounds that it was an internal conflict when their mission is to reject attacks on the territory of member states.

Moreover, Russian diplomatic sources announced that Moscow has approved the granting of a subsidy Kyrgyzstan 10 million dollars, adding to the 20 delivered last May, as well as an interest-free credit for 30 million.

Russia and Kyrgyzstan has delivered over 400 tons of humanitarian aid, including food, medicines, medical equipment and tents, and in the coming months also will supply 20,000 tonnes of diesel and 1,500 tonnes of cereal seeds for planting, according to the Interfax news agency.

Meanwhile, the OSCE reported today that he has approved the budget of 3.8 million euros, of a police mission will be sent to Kyrgyzstan to help defuse the troubled south and prevent expansion of the tensions in the region.

The OSCE office in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, police stress that the 52 international "help Kyrgyzstan to reduce ethnic tensions and strengthen the capacities of local units of the Kyrgyz Ministry of Interior."

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