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Pashinyan ‘welcome’ at post-Soviet summit next month, says Kremlin

  • An Armenia-Azerbaijan border commission is set to meet tomorrow at a section of the border near a derelict railroad track that connected Yerevan and Baku in Soviet times. 
  • Russia expects Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to attend a summit of leaders of former Soviet countries in Saint Petersburg next month, a Kremlin spokesperson said.
  • Russia’s food safety agency said it found “harmful pests” and unacceptably high levels of pesticide residue in Armenian agricultural goods stalled at a key border checkpoint.

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