Russian Base in Gyumri Is ‘Indispensable’ for Armenia, Moscow Says
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At a briefing in Yekaterinburg, Maria Zaharova, the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, said that Russia intended to comply with bilateral agreements with Armenia and looked forward to a "similar approach" of the official Yerevan, which was a contractual framework governing the presence of the Russian contingent,
EADaily, 15 September 2026. Moscow intends to comply with the agreement on the Russian military base in Armenian Gyumri and hopes for a similar approach by Erevan, as announced by the official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Maria Zaharov, in the fields of the World Youth Festival in Yekaterinburg today...
Moscow intends to comply with the agreements on the Russian military base in Gümri and looks forward to similar actions on the part of Armenia, and a representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Maria Zaharova, said in the briefing. "The Russian military base in Gümri is one of the elements of the security architecture of both Armenia and the South Caucasus as a whole.
Moscow, 15 Sep (Latin Press) Russia did not receive any request from Armenia for the withdrawal of the military base from the Slavic country located in the town of Gyumri, said today the vice-canciller, Mikhail Galuzin. The post Russia did not receive request to withdraw military base in Armenia first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
Russia has not received a request to withdraw its military base in the Armenian city of Gyumri
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