Ukrainian President Zelensky to Visit Armenia Soon
According to Factor TV, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to visit Armenia in the near future.
Sources from the news outlet indicate that preparations for the Ukrainian president's visit to Armenia are underway, but the exact dates have not yet been finalized. Negotiations with the Ukrainian side regarding the timing are currently ongoing. It is expected that Volodymyr Zelensky will be in Yerevan in March.
The acting ambassador of Ukraine to Armenia, Valery Lobach, did not deny this information from Factor TV today. When asked about the potential impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the South Caucasus, the diplomat replied, "There is a lot to say at this moment, but I can't disclose anything yet. In a few days, you will hear news on what is going to happen. I can say that Ukraine is ready to support Armenia. Without revealing details... you will see in a few days. In any case, our country will do everything possible for regional resolution and stabilization."
In response to a journalist's question regarding whether he was hinting at the potential visit of the Ukrainian president, Lobach stated, "I can only say that spring will bring very positive developments for Armenia."
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