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Pashinyan heads to Moscow despite strained Russia ties

  • Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan will attend Moscow’s Victory Day celebrations tomorrow amid strained ties with Russia.
  • Armenia voiced strong support for India’s right to self-defense after recent anti-terror strikes in Pakistan, while Azerbaijan supports Pakistan. 
  • Truckloads of Armenian alcohol shipments are stalled at the Georgia-Russia border due to unexpected Georgian customs tests, causing major delays and financial losses for exporters.
  • Armenia’s government will expand drainage system upgrades in Yerevan and other cities after severe flooding, aiming for long-term infrastructure solutions starting next year.

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