Putin Orders Talks with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to Amend Military-Technical Cooperation Pacts
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Russia will revise the military cooperation agreement with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan: EADaily
EADaily, July 28th, 2026. Russia will revise the agreement on military-technical cooperation with Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. The corresponding order was given by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Sputnik reports.
Putin authorizes talks with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to amend military-technical cooperation agreements
Russian President Vladimir Putin has authorized the government to begin negotiations with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan on amending existing military-technical cooperation agreements. Two orders, signed on July 27 and published on the official legal information portal, refer to the agreement with Kazakhstan from December 24, 2013 and the treaty with Uzbekistan from November 29, 2016 . These agreements govern more than just the sale of Russian weapon…
This is reported by The Insider. Vladimir Putin has already finished negotiating with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to change the existing agreements on Viyskovo-technical cooperation. Reply to the order of the buli pidpisani 27 July and public on the Russian official portal of legal information. As for the sake of Moscow, I want to look at each other, I do not specify the documents. Russia may agree on Viyskovo-technical cooperation with Kazakhstan…
Putin orders talks on revising military cooperation agreements with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the government to begin negotiations with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan on amendments to existing military-technical cooperation agreements. The relevant directives were published on Russia’s official legal information portal. Putin approved a government proposal to negotiate protocols amending the agreements with the two Central Asian countries, Vesti reported. Russian authorities have not yet disclosed …
Vladimir Putin authorized the government to begin negotiations with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan on amending the agreements on military-technical cooperation. This move was forced
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