Points clés
- Pashinyan and Putin met for the first time since the re-election
- Putin repeated his demand for a referendum in Armenia
- The two leaders discussed strategic cooperation and regional security
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan held his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin since being re-elected. It was reported that strategic relations between the two countries and regional security issues were discussed.
During the meeting, Putin renewed his call for a referendum to be held in Armenia. The Russian leader reiterated his demand on this issue, emphasizing Moscow's expectations regarding Armenia's domestic politics.
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- Why is this meeting important?
- It is considered a decisive meeting for the course of relations with Russia in the period following Pashinyan's re-election victory.
- What issue did Putin bring to the agenda?
- He renewed his call for a referendum to be held in Armenia.
- What were the other topics of the meeting?
- Strategic cooperation between the two countries and regional security issues were put on the table.
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