  Change of power “hasn’t changed” Yerevan-Moscow military cooperation September 7, 2018 - 11:36 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The change of leadership in Armenia has not affected the military-technical cooperation between Moscow and Yerevan, Dmitry Shugaev, Director of the Russian Federal Service for Military-Technical Cooperation said. “Relations with Armenia proceed in accordance with the previously established program. We will continue implementing the programs we have. This is all I have to say,” Shugaev told reporters, according to Aysor.am. Earlier, Armenian Defense Minister David Tonoyan discussed in Moscow issues of military-technical cooperation between Armenia and Russia.   Top stories The two met on Wednesday, December 1 on the sidelines of NATO foreign ministers' meeting in Latvia's capital Riga. Nikol Pashinyan, Vladimir Putin and Ilham Aliyev will hold trilateral talks in Sochi on November 26, the Kremlin reveals. Assistant House Speaker Katherine Clark has slammed Azerbaijan for its latest "unprovoked attack" on Armenia. The Kremlin has said the consent and readiness of all parties is necessary for an Armenia-Russia-Azerbaijan summit to happen.   Partner news |  Latest news WHO warns against blood plasma use to treat Covid  WHO has said Covid patients should not be treated with blood plasma from people who have recovered from the disease.Armenia responds to Aliyev, urges against "provocative rhetoric" The Foreign Ministry issued a statement explaining to the Azerbaijani side all the provisions of all trilateral statements.Over 515,000 people fully vaccinated in Armenia According to the Ministry of health, 516,989 people, predominantly adults, have been fully vaccinated in the country.33 years after Armenia earthquake, thousands still live in shipping containers Armenia commemorates the 33th anniversary of the earthquake that hit the country's northwestern regions on December 7, 1988. |
