Kremlin denies Moscow accuses Lukashenko of vulgarisation of CSTO reform.

MOSCOW, September 8 (Itar-Tass) -- The Kremlin denied reports claiming
that Moscow has accused Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko of
vulgarising the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) reform.
Presidential aide Sergei Prikhodko dismissed as untrue media reports
that published statements reportedly made by the Kremlin that Lukashenko
has used the idea of CSTO aid to member states for his own purposes and
vulgarised it.
"That the Kremlin is displeased is disinformation. What Alexander
Grigoryevich [Lukashenko] said after an informal CSTO summit on broader
cooperation within the Organisation was done by agreement with the Russian
side," he said.
"His ideas concerning broader cooperation within the CSTO are
supported by the Russian president," Prikhodko added.
"Assertions criticising Lukashenko for his assessment of CSTO
activities are not true," he stressed.
The aide confirmed that Moscow and Minsk are negotiating for a meeting
of the Supreme State Council of Russia and Belarus