The situation in Central Asia worried Putin

The six members of the Collective Security Treaty Organization were met at the Kremlin to take stock of the threats to the region.

The Heads of Armenian state, Belarusian, Tajik, Kyrgyz and Kazakh around the heavyweight of the organization, Russia, which is particularly concerned about the risks from Afghanistan.

"The international situation is changing rapidly," said Vladimir Putin. "New problems appear while other, older, fester. Unfortunately, the overall security system is corrupt. Terrorist groups and extremists are already trying to expand their activities to Central Asia. This is why we must be prepared to take preventive measures. "

The organization particularly discuss ways to help Tajikistan to strengthen its border with Afghanistan to prevent trafficking and the passage of extremist armed groups.