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Vladimir Putin and Alexander Lukashenko discussed security and economic cooperation on Tuesday in Novo-Ogaryovo, ahead of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) summit scheduled for Wednesday, November 11. Putin said their contacts were ongoing, while CSTO officials approved a package of documents to strengthen collective security, including the development of air and air-defense forces. The documents are to be presented at the summit, which is expected to adopt a counterterrorism strategy through 2030 and transfer the organization’s chairmanship to Tajikistan at the start of 2027. Lukashenko noted that trade between Russia and Belarus grew by about 20% in 2026, and possibly by more than 21%.
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