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Yerevan is adopting a cautious policy with Moscow

  • The Armenian parliament speaker says Yerevan is pursuing a cautious policy toward Moscow because, in case of an attack by Russia, the international community would likely respond with little more than political statements. 
  • Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan suggests a third country could buy the management concession of Armenia’s railways from the current Russian operator. 
  • Holy Etchmiadzin condemned the criminal case and travel ban against Catholicos Karekin II as politically motivated interference. 
  • What Armenia gained from JD Vance’s visit.

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