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Pashinyan Asserts Armenia's Path Toward Greater Sovereignty

Pashinyan Responds to Medvedev’s Warning, Says Armenia Will Become Increasingly Sovereign

Massis PostOct 9, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post
Pashinyan Asserts Armenia's Path Toward Greater Sovereignty

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has responded to recent remarks by Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Medvedev, reaffirming Armenia's commitment to increasing its sovereignty and independence. The exchange reflects ongoing discussions between Armenia and Russia regarding geopolitical alignment and Armenia's strategic autonomy in the South Caucasus region. Pashinyan's statement underscores Armenia's effort to balance its historical ties with Moscow while pursuing greater control over its domestic and foreign policy decisions. The remarks come amid Armenia's broader realignment efforts following regional military conflicts and shifting diplomatic relationships in the Eastern European and South Caucasus spheres.

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