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Armenia remains brotherly country for Russia — Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov emphasized, at the same time, that the current Armenian leadership has adopted a pro-EU course
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Russia, Armenia are friends and continue dialogue — Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov stressed that Moscow and Yerevan will continue to do so in the future
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Preferential gas price will become market-based if Armenia leaves EAEU — Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov stressed that Russia remains a reliable and responsible energy supplier throughout the country, and especially to its closest allies and partners
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Armenia receives numerous benefits from cooperation in EAEU — Kremlin aide
Yury Ushakov noted that the country’s GDP per capita had nearly doubled since 2014
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Armenia has no intention of leaving EAEU, understanding benefits of membership — Deputy PM
According to Alexey Overchuk, Yerevan is very well aware of both the scope of preferences and the volume of trade with other EAEU member states
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EAEU guarantees dividends for Armenia, EU gains uncertain — Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov stressed that the Eurasian Economic Union and integration within its framework were an absolute priority for Russia
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IN BRIEF: Kremlin spokesman comments on Armenia’s EAEU-EU dilemma, gas deals
Dmitry Peskov added that Armenia’s gas supply agreements with Russian gas giant Gazprom were a commercial matter
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oilprice.com
Can Armenia Break Free From Russia’s Orbit? | OilPrice.com
Armenia’s election is becoming a test of Pashinyan’s westward foreign-policy pivot and Russia’s remaining leverage.
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Armenia remains brotherly country for Russia — Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov emphasized, at the same time, that the current Armenian leadership has adopted a pro-EU course
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IN BRIEF: Russian Deputy PM Overchuk on Armenia’s pivot away from EAEU
Armenia recognizes all the benefits that membership in the EAEU entails, so it is in no hurry to leave the union, even though its political course contradicts this, noted Russian…