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The terrorist risks significantly grow with the illegal trafficking of weapons and ammunition into the CIS territory, the use of the latest information and technical achievements - artificial intelligence technologies, unmanned systems and other robotic complexes - in criminal activities
The meeting brought together representatives of Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, the CIS Anti-Terrorist Center, and the Secretariat of the Council of the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly and Executive Committee of the CIS.
Stanislav Zas and Yevgeny Sysoev summed up the interaction between the CSTO Secretariat and the CIS ATC in countering terrorist threats in 2022 and mapped out the plans for cooperation for 2023.
It was decided to continue exchanging "relevant information," conduct "coordinated activities" to uncover and eliminate conduits of illegal migration, the smuggling of weapons, munitions and explosives and sites for making fraudulent identification documents
“We welcome the adoption of the Dushanbe declaration on cooperation in border security and management to counter terrorism and prevent terrorist movement,” Stanislav Zas said.