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Sarafian: Diversified International Relations Key to Armenian Security

Strategic, Mutually Beneficial Relations with Multiple Countries Could Be Armenia’s Strongest Security Guarantee, Hambik Sarafian Says

Massis PostOct 7, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post
Sarafian: Diversified International Relations Key to Armenian Security

Hambik Sarafian, Chairman of the Social Democratic Hunchakian Party's Central Committee, has stated that Armenia's security depends on cultivating strategic, mutually beneficial relations with multiple countries rather than relying on a single ally.

Speaking in Yerevan, Sarafian emphasized the importance of diplomatic engagement across geopolitical lines to strengthen Armenia's position and reduce vulnerability. The remarks reflect ongoing discussions within Armenia's political establishment about foreign policy direction amid regional tensions and shifting international dynamics in the South Caucasus.

Sarafian's comments align with broader Armenian debates about balancing relationships with Russia, the West, and regional actors as the country navigates complex security challenges.

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