In a conversation with reporters on April 10, Dmitry Peskov, the Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation, expressed the Kremlin's optimism regarding the resolution of recent challenges in Russia-Armenia relations through dialogue at the highest levels.

Peskov highlighted the importance of engaging in dialogue both at the highest level and at the working level to address the complexities in bilateral relations effectively. He underscored the Kremlin's expectation that all difficult aspects of the bilateral relationship would be addressed within the framework of such dialogues.

Moreover, Peskov emphasized the significance of Russian-Armenian relations, describing Armenia as a close partner and ally of Russia. He pointed out the multitude of integration formats and historical ties that bind the two countries together, highlighting the profound importance of their bilateral and humanitarian relations.

While acknowledging that challenges may arise in any close dialogue, Peskov reiterated the Kremlin's commitment to resolving such issues through constructive engagement and dialogue between the two nations.

Armenia Reaffirms Commitment to EAEU Amid Strengthening Ties with EU and US, Official Clarifies

On April 11, Mher Grigoryan, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Armenia, clarified that Armenia's cooperation with the European Union and the United States is not aimed at undermining its participation in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).

Grigoryan emphasized Armenia's commitment to diversifying its trade and economic relations, a strategy pursued by many countries globally. He underscored that such diversification efforts are not targeted against any specific country or union, including the EAEU.

Addressing concerns about potential conflicts between Armenia's cooperation with the US and EU and its participation in the EAEU, Grigoryan emphasized that the diversification policy does not signify an intention to leave the EAEU. Instead, Armenia seeks to maintain constructive engagement with multiple partners while upholding its commitments within the EAEU framework.