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SALES OF RUSSIAN ARMS TO AZERBAIJAN CAN BE DISCUSSED IN EEU FRAMEWORK - EXPERT
YEREVAN, March 20. /ARKA/. The sales of Russian arms to Azerbaijan can
be discussed in the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU),
political analyst Movses Demirchyan said on Sputnik-Armenia radio,
in commenting the recent statement by Armenia's president during the
international "At the Foot of Ararat" media forum.
Speaking at the forum on Wednesday Armenia's president Serzh Sargsyan
said Armenia is concerned over the Russian arms sales to Azerbaijan.
The Armenian leader also said military and defense cooperation plays
an important role in the allied partnership with Russia.
According to Demirchyan, the president's statement came in right
time, when Armenia commemorates the centennial of the 1915 genocide,
and when the cooperation within the EEU is deepening.
The analyst also said Sargsyan's statement reflected the position
of the Armenian society. Some Russian experts as well agree that
firing with Russian arms on Armenian military sounds strange, the
analyst said.
"I suppose this statement may have far-reaching aims and may be
discussed in terms of Armenia's membership in the EEU," the analyst
said. Armenia understands well it is a business, but Russia should
understand this is a paradoxical situation unacceptable to Armenia,
Demirchyan said. -0--
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YEREVAN, March 20. /ARKA/. The sales of Russian arms to Azerbaijan can
be discussed in the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU),
political analyst Movses Demirchyan said on Sputnik-Armenia radio,
in commenting the recent statement by Armenia's president during the
international "At the Foot of Ararat" media forum.
Speaking at the forum on Wednesday Armenia's president Serzh Sargsyan
said Armenia is concerned over the Russian arms sales to Azerbaijan.
The Armenian leader also said military and defense cooperation plays
an important role in the allied partnership with Russia.
According to Demirchyan, the president's statement came in right
time, when Armenia commemorates the centennial of the 1915 genocide,
and when the cooperation within the EEU is deepening.
The analyst also said Sargsyan's statement reflected the position
of the Armenian society. Some Russian experts as well agree that
firing with Russian arms on Armenian military sounds strange, the
analyst said.
"I suppose this statement may have far-reaching aims and may be
discussed in terms of Armenia's membership in the EEU," the analyst
said. Armenia understands well it is a business, but Russia should
understand this is a paradoxical situation unacceptable to Armenia,
Demirchyan said. -0--
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