
Russia says Armenia will not be kicked out of the CTSO
The statement came in regards to Armenia not paying its contribution fees to the CSTO.
The statement came in regards to Armenia not paying its contribution fees to the CSTO.
Earlier, Sergei Kopyrkin, Russia’s Ambassador to Armenia said that no other country gave Armenia ‘any security guarantee that would be comparable’ to what Russia offers.
The list was compiled by the state-run National Research Institute for the Development of Communication and ranks all post-Soviet countries.
One of the alleged organisers of the coup was killed in Russia in early February.
The Armenian-born founder of the pro-Russian paramilitary group Arbat, Armen Sargsyan, died as a result of an explosion in February.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has confirmed that the Russian police spoke with the Russian national.
The former Armenian president also suggested that Armenia is moving away from Russia at a time when the country is gaining strength.