Civilnet- The European Union’s monitoring mission on Armenia’s border with Azerbaijan will continue its operations, and potential changes to its mandate will be discussed only between Yerevan and Brussels, Anita Hipper, EU foreign policy spokesperson, announced.
- The waiver on restrictions of the U.S. defense assistance to Azerbaijan, signed by President Donald Trump, says it will not be used for offensive purposes against Armenia.
- Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Overchuk said Moscow fully supports the “Trump Route” through Armenia’s Syunik province if Yerevan thinks it is good for Armenia.
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