Yerevan responds to allegations on sending illegal migrants from UK to Armenia

Kanan Novruzov
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Yerevan responded to the report of The Times of Great Britain about sending illegal migrants to Armenia, the country’s MFA said, Report informs.

As noted, Armenia and the UK have a broad political dialogue agenda, but no substantive or technical negotiations were held regarding the issue raised in a specific publication (The Times).

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