Pashinyan says meeting with Putin to take place soon
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- 29 July, 2026
- 18:12
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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he has agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin to hold a bilateral meeting in the near future, Report informs via Armenian media.
Speaking to journalists, Pashinyan said the two sides have reached an understanding on holding the talks, although a specific date has not yet been set.
The announcement follows a telephone conversation between the two leaders on July 27.
Pashinyan and Putin last met in person at the Kremlin on April 1, 2026.
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