“Cobalt 2016” CSTO police drills begin in Yerevan | ARMENPRESS Armenian News Agency

“Cobalt 2016” CSTO police drills begin in Yerevan

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14:40, 24 May, 2016

YEREVAN, MAY 24, ARMENPRESS. The drills of the CSTO member states’ rapid response police forces began in the “Baghramyan” training facility of Armenia.

Police forces from all CSTO member states are taking part in the “Cobalt 2016” drills.

Deputy Interior Ministers from all CSTO member states have arrived in Armenia.

CSTO Secretary General Nikolai Bordyuzha, Police Chief of Armenia Vladimir Gasparyan and Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan will take part in the final stage of the drills.

The drills will last until May 26.

Photos by Gevorg Perkuperkyan

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