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Anonymous (ID: yCF36Od2) United States No.512626780 >>512626888 >>512628896 >>512631054
CSTO Alliance
Is this Russia's NATO or just a meme? Feels like all the these nations except for Belarus hate Russia
Anonymous (ID: Xbo6vcer) Canada No.512626888 >>512627371 >>512627498
>>512626780 (OP)
It was Russias NATO but more like a Chinese knockoff
Russia has abandoned every single member when they needed help
Anonymous (ID: FRj90PDm) Czech Republic No.512627371 >>512627746 >>512627882 >>512631549
>>512626888
>be armenia
>refuse to fight
>lose
>hurr durr ruzzia abandoned us
>we're now going to become cannon fodder for greater shitsrael
lol
Anonymous (ID: ZGdlKQHq) United States No.512627498 >>512629309
>>512626888
More like Russia's EU.
Anonymous (ID: CfgWfqIu) No.512627746
>>512627371
the dogmenians got absolutely wrecked by Bayraktar drones retard
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xme_NTpVauU
Anonymous (ID: CfgWfqIu) No.512627882
>>512627371
Putin and Lukashenko told ermeni president Vovayevich to just sit down, talk, and concede to Azerbaijan instead of continue fighting them. dogmenians listened but realized csto was worthless. simple as. now theyre country might develop a little.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Uf3g3ObzPw
"You've put forward 2 questions before us. 1st, I'm citing, is an evaluation of events and the position of CSTO -- you've demanded from us to come to a concrete position. You don't know our position? Really? We want the conflict between neighboring countries to be handled in a peaceful way.

2nd question -- give us a roadmap of restoration of Armenia's territorial integrity. What roadmap? I'll answer to you promptly, sit down with Ilham Aliyev, if needed ask president Putin, and make a decision. If you don't do so, things will be worse, you know it yourself. We don't want this conflict. You've put forward 2 questions that are more than strange, Nikol Vovayevich [Pashinyan]."
Anonymous (ID: CfgWfqIu) No.512627914
https://eng.belta.by/president/view/sincere-discussion-and-fitting-proposals-what-lukashenko-talked-about-during-csto-online-summit-154266-2022/
“The issue is very sensitive and delicate. It is not like the CSTO and we, CSTO members are on one side while Azerbaijan is on the other side. The two countries are friendly to us. Yes, indeed, they were part of one country. But moreover, we are members of the Commonwealth of Independent States together with Azerbaijan and Armenia. We have very tight ties with Armenia, which is a Christian Orthodox country and close to us. And with the Islamic state of Azerbaijan, which is very close to us. It is a particularly sensitive issue for other CSTO members, including the Russian Federation where 30 million Muslims live. In other words, all the nuances, all the factors need to be taken into account,” the Belarusian leader stresse

Aleksandr Lukashenko went on saying: “And after all, is Azerbaijan some enemy or adversary for all the heads of state and countries present here? It is not. I confirm President Putin's words that Armenia and Azerbaijan are kindred countries for us. It is a peculiarity of the situation. We cannot but take it into account.”

The president believes one must not look at the problem by saying there is the Collective Security Treaty Organization and “Are you with us or not?” on one side and Azerbaijan is on the other side. “It is incorrect. Today Azerbaijan is headed by absolutely our kind of a person – Ilham Aliyev. Nobody knows what will happen tomorrow (he cannot live forever after all). This is why the acute issues raised by Nikol Vovayevich [Pashinyan] truly need to be addressed now. While Azerbaijan's current leadership is still in place,” Aleksandr Lukashenko stated. “Regardless of whoever backs Azerbaijan. They say Türkiye does and so on. So what? It is politics. Turks support Azerbaijan because the two countries are close and kindred.”
Anonymous (ID: f3Ja9DUg) Russian Federation No.512628896
>>512626780 (OP)
Everything is a meme if risk is higher than the stakes.
If some army more powerful than American one were to appear tomorrow and attack some NATO member, everyone will jump ship as well and pretend they are busy or something. It's not like art 5 declares they must die for each other: thought and prayers can also be considered helpful.
Anonymous (ID: y9Iavk7J) Finland No.512629309 >>512629447
>>512627498
It became the world's largest economy and brought unprecedented peace and prosperity to its members?
Anonymous (ID: ZOyQGIxf) No.512629447
>>512629309
Yes, gruel in every pot
Anonymous (ID: I36Gaz2p) United States No.512630853
should we though?
Anonymous (ID: r9cCvzXS) Canada No.512631054
>>512626780 (OP)
Total meme. They backstabbed Armenia on purpose because Russia is part of the plot to de-Christianize the Middle East and pretends to be allies of middle eastern Christians in an “operation trust” style manner. All words and opposite actions. Not even no action, opposite action
Anonymous (ID: DEE3FyJM) Greece No.512631549
>>512627371
they were literally left hanging by the kremlin affiliated mafia-state that is the armenian state. Bad actors(ruzzkie affiliated) sold out gas/weapons and sent some reinforcements on the front without gear, lmao. Armenians fought but were sold out at every fucking corner. Cutting all ties with the kremlin is not bad and on the contrary it will help the situation on the ground, idiot. Russkies literally stood and watched a third country, Turkey, that is not a guarantor of Armenia or Azebaijan or Caucasus at all get in and bomb the shit out of Armenians while russian jets were parked and ruzzkies were like "too bad", churkas, not our problem". So, getting rid of kremlin niggers is the logical thing to do for both parties.

Fuck off, now, faggot.