
The Caspian states - Iran, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan - will not allow the third countries to use their territory for aggression against any of them. According to RIA Novosti, this is stated in the final declaration of the second Caspian summit in Tehran.
"The parties emphasize that under any circumstances will not allow to use their territories to other states to commit aggression and other military operations against any of the parties," the document says.
The parties stated that they would strive to create and strengthen mutual trust, regional security and stability, as well as refrain from using military force in mutual relations.
The declaration also states that the Caspian states, including Iran, consider an agreement on non -proliferation of nuclear weapons (days) of one of the most important supports of international security and stability and advocate its further universalization.
As stated in the document, Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkmenistan confirm "the inalienable right of all the member states of the agreement on non-proliferation of nuclear weapons to develop research, production and use of nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination and in the framework of this agreement, as well as the IAEA mechanism."
"Confirming the inalienable right of each state to choose the path of its own development based on respect for human rights, taking into account the historical, social and cultural values of the Caspian countries, oppose interference in the internal affairs of independent states," the declaration says.
As the assistant to the President of Russia Sergey Prikhodko noted, the declaration has "normal -forming positions from which you can move on."
According to Vladimir Putin, in general, the summit was successful. According to him, not in all the point of view of the participants coincided, but "it is quite obvious that there is a desire to come to a consensus."