Armenia has reasons not to consider Russia a strategic partner, says Nikol Pashinyan
Armenia has reasons not to consider Russia a strategic partner, says Nikol Pashinyan. The Prime Minister of the republic responded to journalists' questions about why the Russian Federation is not listed as a strategic partner in the local government program for 2026-2031.
Claims & verification status
Nikol Pashinyan stated that Armenia has reasons not to consider Russia a strategic partner.
The Russian Federation is not listed as a strategic partner in Armenia's local government program for 2026-2031.
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Who claims what
- —Nikol Pashinyan stated that Armenia has reasons not to consider Russia a strategic partner. (per Nikol Pashinyan)
- —The Russian Federation is not listed as a strategic partner in Armenia's local government program for 2026-2031.
Our assessment
If Armenia excludes Russia as a strategic partner in official programming, this may indicate a continued shift in Armenia's foreign policy orientation and economic partnerships…
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