Armenia, Russia agree on inventory of bilateral relations
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- 03 September, 2026
- 14:55
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Armenia and Russia have agreed to conduct an inventory of bilateral relations, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated, Report informs via Armenian media outlets.
Pashinyan made the statement while commenting on his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Bishkek.
He noted that this step is necessary to determine their practical content.
Pashinyan said his meeting with Putin was constructive, and both leaders agreed that the Armenian Prime Minister will travel to Moscow in the near future.
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