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Pashinyan appears to rule out EU referendum for Armenia

  • Armenia and Ukraine’s top diplomats met to review relations and discuss security.
  • Yerevan’s ambassador to Moscow visited the frontline Russian city of Belgorod.
  • Armenia’s prime minister signaled he would not support holding a referendum on European Union membership, admitting Brussels may not be ready to accept Yerevan.
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