Armenia PM says raised peacekeeper ‘problems’ with Russia’s Putin

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Armenia and Azerbaijan have fought two wars for control of the Armenian-majority region. The latest conflict in 2020 ended with the deployment of Moscow's forces. Pashinyan's comments are the latest sign that Armenia is growing frustrated with the Kremlin. Yerevan refused to assume the rotating top post in the security bloc last week.

Published 3 months ago · Azerbaijan

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