[ Putin's ERA betrayal backstabbing] Big brother Russia

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 media manipulation tactics from both sides 

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Anadolu Agency, Turkey

Aug 18 2024

 

 

Putin to discuss Azerbaijani-Armenian settlement with Aliyev during Baku visit

Russian president to visit Azerbaijani capital Aug. 18-19

Elena Teslova 

 

MOSCOW

Russian and Azerbaijani presidents plan to discuss the Armenian settlement during Vladimir Putin's official visit to Baku on Aug. 18-19, the Kremlin said on Sunday.

"The presidents will exchange views on topical issues of regional and international politics, in particular the Azerbaijani-Armenian settlement," the Kremlin press service said in a statement.

The Russian side reaffirms its willingness to continue contributing to the normalization of relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia, it said.

"The key tasks remain the signing of a peace treaty, the promotion of the process of delimitation and demarcation of the Azerbaijani-Armenian border, the unblocking of transport, logistics and economic ties in the region on the basis of the trilateral agreements reached at the highest level in 2020-2022," the readout said.

The parties will also discuss matters pertaining to the further advancement of the Russian-Azerbaijani strategic partnership and alliance, as well as current international and regional issues.

"It is planned to approve a joint statement of the heads of state and sign intergovernmental agreements and other documents," according to the statement.

Relations between Baku and Yerevan have remained tense since 1991, when the Armenian military occupied Karabakh, a territory internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, and seven adjacent regions.

Most of the territory was liberated by Azerbaijan during a 44-day war in the fall of 2020, which ended after a Russian-brokered peace agreement that opened the door to normalization and talks on border demarcation.

Last September, Azerbaijan established full sovereignty in Karabakh following an "anti-terrorist operation," after which separatist forces in the region surrendered.

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/politics/putin-to-discuss-azerbaijani-armenian-settlement-with-aliyev-during-baku-visit/3307087

 

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Putin Says ‘Would Be Happy’ to Facilitate Azerbaijan-Armenia Peace Deal in Aliyev Talks

 

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2024/08/19/putin-says-would-be-happy-to-facilitate-azerbaijan-armenia-peace-deal-in-aliyev-talks-a86068

Russia “would be happy to” facilitate the signing of a peace treaty between longtime foes Armenia and Azerbaijan, President Vladimir Putin said during talks with his Azerbaijani counterpart on Monday.

“If we can do something that leads Azerbaijan and Armenia to sign a peace agreement… we’d be very happy to do so,” Putin told President Ilham Aliyev during a state visit to Baku.

Putin said he also planned to meet Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and share the outcome of his talks with Aliyev.

“It’s well known that Russia is also facing crises, primarily in the Ukrainian direction,” Putin said. “But Russia’s historical involvement in the South Caucasus situation over the past few years dictates our need to participate in these events.” 

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he might do this. just to save his face...

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Ռուսաստանում արշավ են սկսում հայկական կոնյակի դեմ

 

 

 

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wow... 

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same just like wan it was during Georgia Russia conflict 

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putin is setting them up ?.. just like Palestinians were set up by the Netanyahu regime, something bad is going to happen

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MEHR News Agency, Iran

Aug 21 2024

 

 

Russia hopes Armenia will not abandon EAEU because of US, EU

TEHRAN, Aug. 20 (MNA) – A Russian Foreign Ministry official Mikael Mikael Agasandyanon Tuesday asserted that Armenia's participation in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is beneficial.

Participation in the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) is beneficial for Yerevan. And Moscow hopes that Yerevan will not abandon the EAEU because of the US and the European Union (EU), which only promise investments and a "bright future", Director of the First CIS Department of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Mikael Agasandyan stated in an interview with RIA Novosti.

"The relations between Moscow and Yerevan within the framework of EAEU are based on mutually beneficial cooperation. There is no need to be an expert or a politician in order to see that the union is clearly beneficial for Yerevan. It is mainly due to this [that] the economic growth in Armenia shows a respectable positive dynamics," Agasandyan said, News Armenia reported. 

Commenting on Yerevan's policy of rapprochement with NATO and the EU, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs noted that Armenia has "swallowed" the West's “bait.”

"Here, our partners [in Armenia] probably have swallowed the bait of the West, which promises them investments, technologies, and a bright future. This approach has already been used several times in the region. And we all know and see very well what has happened," said Agasandyan.

MA/PR

https://en.mehrnews.com/news/219903/Russia-hopes-Armenia-will-not-abandon-EAEU-because-of-US-EU

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my heart goes out for general population, citizens of this country, but 🖕 putin

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Business Media, Georgia

Aug 22 2024

 

Armenia Denies Rumors About the Safety of Armenian Brandy in Russia

 

Arshaluis Mgdesyan

21.08.24 22:15

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Avag Harutyunyan, head of the Armenian Winemakers' Union, has issued a statement in response to recent claims about the alleged safety concerns of Armenian brandy on the Russian market. In an interview with ArmInfo, he addressed reports suggesting that nearly 90% of Armenian brandy sold in Russian stores poses a risk to consumers.

Harutyunyan believes that these assertions are largely politically motivated and lack any real basis. While he acknowledged certain issues among Armenian producers, he emphasized that these are being continuously addressed.

"To claim that 90% of Armenian products are unsafe is entirely unfounded. These are not the actual volumes, and it’s clear that such 'studies' stem from the current political situation," noted the head of the Winemakers' Union.

Harutyunyan also pointed out the politicized nature of the organizations that conducted these studies. He urged people not to give too much importance to these reports, assuring that there is "nothing alarming" about them.

Previously, BMG reported that, according to a study conducted by the international association "Anticounterfeit" and the Russian Union of Cognac, Spirits, and Alcohol Producers, 89% of the tested samples of Armenian brandy did not meet established standards.

In response to Armenian media inquiries about this information, the Ministry of Economy of Armenia stated that it had not yet received any official notification or information regarding the grounds for conducting such a study. Ministry representatives noted that they would revisit the discussion after reviewing the facts.

https://bm.ge/en/news/armenia-denies-rumors-about-the-safety-of-armenian-brandy-in-russia

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Armenpress.am

 

Putin calls Pashinyan

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YEREVAN, AUGUST 23, ARMENPRESS. Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone on Friday, days after the Russian leader visited Azerbaijan.

“The President of Russia informed the Prime Minister of Armenia on his impressions about his Azerbaijan visit last week, for which Prime Minister Pashinyan thanked President Putin,” the Prime Minister’s Office said in a readout. Pashinyan and Putin agreed to meet on an upcoming appropriate occasion to discuss issues of the Armenia-Russia bilateral agenda, according to the readout.

 

 

 

Published by Armenpress, original at https://armenpress.am/en/article/1198194?fbclid=IwY2xjawE2PEdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHR3sZwS5RUF0tm2Ak01l1-fBQx00GqlJieWpH9sS1PCJWFVJ3gaQPHUpWA_aem_lUTIa4eIYX8GHIQ_dVFLRQ

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Azatutyun.am

 

Russia’s Lavrov Again Snipes At Yerevan

Սեպտեմբեր 02, 2024

• Gevorg Stamboltsian

 

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov attends a joint press conference following his talks with Senegal's foreign minister in Moscow on August 29, 2024.

 

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday again accused Armenia of torpedoing Russian-brokered agreements with Azerbaijan reached during and after the 2020 war in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Lavrov singled out Yerevan’s reluctance to open a transport corridor to Azerbaijan’s Nakhichevan exclave and let Russian border guards control traffic through it.

“We are now worried about the fact that the trilateral agreements concluded at several summits between Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan in 2020-2022 have also been put on hold,” he told students and professors of Moscow State Institute of International Relations in a speech.

“I mentioned the resumption of transport links and also mentioned the trilateral [Russian-Armenian-Azerbaijani] commission that was working on this but now practically does not meet. Yerevan believes that this should be done directly with Azerbaijan, but if they succeed, then no problem,” he said.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian rejected at the weekend similar criticism voiced by Lavrov last month amid lingering tensions between Moscow and Yerevan. Pashinian said Armenian-Azerbaijani transport links have still not been opened “also because of comments by a number of Russian partners that have nothing to do with the logic of the document and contradict it.” He did not elaborate.

Lavrov described Pashinian’s comments as “bizarre,” implicitly pointing to Paragraph 9 of a November 2020 ceasefire deal that stopped the Karabakh war. It says that Yerevan will “guarantee the security of transport links” between Nakhichevan and the rest of Azerbaijan and also stipulates that Russian border guards will “control” the movement of people, vehicles and goods through Armenia’s Syunik province.

Armenian leaders accuse Moscow of sidestepping other, more significant provisions of the truce accord that committed Baku to halting military operations in Karabakh, ensuring the region’s unfettered transport communication with Armenia and releasing all Armenian captives. They argue that the Russians failed to prevent, thwart or even criticize last September’s Azerbaijani assault that forced Karabakh’s entire population to flee to Armenia.

Nagorno-Karabakh - A board displaying a Russian state flag and an image of President Vladimir Putin is seen in Stepanakert following a military operation conducted by Azeri forces, October 2, 2023.

Lavrov repeated in this regard the official Russian line that Pashinian himself predetermined such an outcome when he recognized Azerbaijani sovereignty over Karabakh during a 2022 European Union summit in Prague.

The top Russian diplomat complained that Yerevan is now also blocking Moscow’s “advisory” involvement in its contacts with Baku on the delimitation of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border.

“They don’t want to, and at the same time they constantly strive to attract the West -- the United States, the European Union, Paris -- to get them to provide their auspices to any processes,” he said.

Visiting Baku on August 19, Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to help Armenia and Azerbaijan negotiate a peace treaty, delineate their border and open transport links. Putin discussed the matter with Pashinian by phone in the following days. Pashinian appeared to decline the offer on Saturday, saying that his government now prefers to negotiate with Baku without third-party mediation.

Yerevan has been far more open to Armenian-Azerbaijani peace talks mediated or arranged by Western powers.

 

 

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