Citing Russian Pressure, European Nations Vow Support for Armenia
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The leaders of several European countries promised to continue supporting Armenia's sovereignty and strengthening its ties with Europe at a meeting with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on November 12 in Dublin, the European..
The leaders of several European countries promised to continue supporting Armenia's sovereignty and strengthening its ties with Europe at a meeting with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on November 12 in Dublin, the European Council said in a statement.
The European leaders pledged Armenia ' s support for sovereignty and the further strengthening of ties with the EU, and expressed their position in talks with Prime Minister Nichol Fashinian on 12 November in Dublin, where the European Political Community summit was held.
Citing Russian Pressure, European Nations Vow Support for Armenia
YEREVAN (Azatutyun.am)—A group of European countries has expressed support for Armenia’s sovereignty, condemning Russian trade restrictions against the South Caucasus country and pledging to continue helping Yerevan diversify its economy. A joint statement expressing that support was issued on the sidelines of the European Political Community summit in Dublin on November 12 on behalf of Estonia, France, Latvia, Lithuania and the United Kingdom, …
On Thursday, the European Union and several European countries expressed their support for Armenia's European aspirations and pledged to continue to support its political and economic rapprochement with the Community bloc, in a context of growing pressure from Russia on Yerevan to curb its approach to Europe.
EU and European leaders confirmed at the Dublin summit that they will continue to support Armenia against Russian interference. The statement recalled that the EU had suspended tariffs on 80 percent of Armenian exports to the bloc.
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