  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 Karabakh President Arayik Harutyunyan proposed to move the parliament to Shushi weeks ago. The Embassy of Armenia to the UAE said more details about the time of the event will be provided later. 179 people have so far recovered from the disease in Karabakh, while 112 others are quarantined. The parliament will vote on designating a day for the commemoration of the Armenian Genocide.   Partner news |  Latest news Terror investigation launched after Paris knife attack  A suspect was arrested a short time later in a neighborhood in Paris not far from the site of the attack.Yerevan responds to Aliyev's tirade against Armenia Naghdalyan said Azerbaijan has missed the historic opportunity to use the “oil boom” to build a modern country.Armenian lawmaker contracts Covid-19 Armenian lawmaker Tigran Karapetyan from the ruling My Step bloc has contracted the coronavirus.Pashinyan: Revealing confidential info could destabilize Azerbaijan for good The Armenian PM said Azerbaijan is trying to put the blame for aborting the negotiations on the Armenian side. |
