21.09.2026, 13:28

Kazakhstan announces planned troop movement to Russia for CSTO drills

ASTANA. Sept 21 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's Defense Ministry has announced the planned movement of military equipment and personnel across the country to CSTO exercises due to be held in Russia in the coming days.

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Kazakhstan announces planned troop movement to Russia for CSTO drills

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