04.09.2026, 20:47

Some Western countries' activities lead to military political destabilization near CIS borders - statement

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept 4 (Interfax) - The activities of certain Western countries seeking to retain global dominance undermine the international legal system and considerably destabilize the military political situation near the CIS borders, attendees of a session of the 22nd CIS conference of security and intelligence chiefs said in a joint statement on Friday.

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