There is no crisis in relations with Russia, says Pashinyan
During a press conference today, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed the relations between Armenia and Russia, stating that there is no crisis in their relationship.
“We are talking, discussing, and confirming that there are issues, but I do not see a crisis in our relations,” said Pashinyan. He added that some of the issues are objective, not subjective, and therefore cannot have a crisis-level impact on relations.
“Our relations are in a normal state, which does not mean there are no mutual concerns,” the Prime Minister added.
Commenting on Russia's stance regarding the EU mission deployed in Armenia, the Prime Minister noted that the EU mission is a civilian unarmed mission, and that says everything.
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