Moscow Kremlin hopes everything in Yerevan stays within the law

April 18, 2018 By administrator

Kremlin follows the events happening in Armenia with the hope that the actions stay peaceful and within the law in the country. This statement was announced by the spokesman of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov.

“We are following everything that is happening in Armenia. Most importantly we hope that everything stays within the law”, said Peskov as reported by RIA Novosti.

Peskov also reminded that the Russian president Vladimir Putin had earlier sent a congratulatory message to the newly elected Prime Minister of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan. “Later in the evening, Putin had a telephone call with Sargsyan and congratulated him for being elected as a Prime Minister. Undoubtedly they have exchanged opinions”, said Peskov.

The President of Russia and the Armenian Prime Minister expressed mutual willingness to continue investing efforts in the reinforcement of the Armenian-Russian strategic partnership as well as towards promotion of the integration processes.

Meanwhile the demonstrations of opposition against Armenian Prime Minister continue in the center of Yerevan.

Sargsyan-Putin meeting kicks off in Kremlin

March 15, 2017 By administrator

The meeting of Armenia’s President Serzh Sargsyan and President of Russia Vladimir Putin kicked off in the Grand Kremlin Palace, the correspondent of “Armenpress” reports.
It is expected that during the talks a number of key issues related to the bilateral mutual partnership between the two strategic partner countries in political, trade-economic, humanitarian, cultural spheres, as well as issues related to the integration processes within the Eurasian space will be discussed.
President Sargsyan and Vladimir Putin will also exchange views on a number of pressing international and regional issues, meanwhile touching upon the process of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict settlement.

Kremlin says NATO expansion to east will lead to retaliation from Russia

December 2, 2015 By administrator

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday that the continuing expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation to the east would lead to retaliatory measures from Russia.

The NATO military alliance on Wednesday invited Montenegro to join its ranks.

Peskov added to journalists that the sanctions that Russia had imposed on Turkey over a downed Russian plane were different from the ones the West had imposed on Russia over the Ukraine crisis, since Russia’s sanctions on Turkey were preventative and concerned the threat of terrorism.