Civilnet- The European Union approved its first-ever military aid package to Armenia, worth nearly $11 million, and agreed to launch visa liberalization talks with the country.
- A senior adviser to Azerbaijan’s president said his country has invited Armenia to this year’s United Nations climate summit in Baku. Yerevan has not reacted publicly.
- Russia’s food safety agency banned 16 Armenian companies from exporting fresh fruits and vegetables to the country, citing excessive pesticide levels.
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