Pashinyan: Armenia will work with Russia calmly and without nerves

Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan stated that problems in relations with Russia will be resolved calmly and without nerves.

"Our strategy remains the same: we will work calmly with our Russian colleagues, without nerves, and resolve all issues," he stated during a briefing that was broadcast by local channels.

Yerevan under Pashinyan's premiership is seriously considering the possibility of transitioning to integration with the European Union. As Russian President Vladimir Putin noted, such a step automatically entails the cessation of Armenia's interaction with the EAEU, the loss of all preferences associated with it, from which Yerevan benefited throughout its time in the Eurasian Economic Union.