Uzbek parliament to ratify treaty on allied relations with Russia
TASHKENT, February 24 (Itar-Tass) – A plenary session of the Uzbek Senate is expected to ratify on Friday a treaty on allied relations
between Uzbekistan and Russia, sources from the Uzbek parliament’s press service told Itar-Tass. On Thursday, members of the Senate committee for foreign policy considered a draft treaty. They were unanimous in the opinion that the treaty, which envisages mutual assistance in case of military actions, will seriously strengthen Uzbekistan’s security, and thus its independence, the press service said. Prior to that the union treaty, signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Uzbek President Islam Karimov in Moscow in November 2005, was ratified by the lower house of Uzbek parliament. The Senate is also expected to legitimate Uzbekistan’s entry into the
EurasEC, the press service reported.
between Uzbekistan and Russia, sources from the Uzbek parliament’s press service told Itar-Tass. On Thursday, members of the Senate committee for foreign policy considered a draft treaty. They were unanimous in the opinion that the treaty, which envisages mutual assistance in case of military actions, will seriously strengthen Uzbekistan’s security, and thus its independence, the press service said. Prior to that the union treaty, signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Uzbek President Islam Karimov in Moscow in November 2005, was ratified by the lower house of Uzbek parliament. The Senate is also expected to legitimate Uzbekistan’s entry into the
EurasEC, the press service reported.
L’attivismo russo è forte e colpisce, soprattutto se messo in relazione con l’immobilismo opportunista di un’Europa ancora dominata dagli egoismi neo-nazionalisti. Come in una riedizione del vecchio conflitto freddo a giocare la partita decisiva nello scacchiere caucasico sono ancora una volta Russia e USA, i quali fanno leva sulle rispettive basi militari per espandere la propria influenza nella regione.
Gli Stati Uniti hanno guadagnato terreno grazie ai conflitti condotti nel medio-oriente e indirettamente grazie alle Rivoluzioni arancioni che hanno spostato l’asse di preferenza di diversi paesi strategici come l’Ucraina, verso l’Occidente euro-americano.
La reazione russa non si è fatta attendere: condotta sia con la pressione continua esercitata attraverso i gas-dotti, sia con il tentativo di blindare i paesi caucasici ancora fedeli al progetto CSI di una Russia neo-imperiale attraverso nuovi patti militare di difesa macroregionale, come quello che il Senato Uzbeko è reticente a ratificare.
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