Armenia-Russia military base status discussed by Putin and Pashinyan

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia is prepared to withdraw its military presence from Armenia if the country deems the 102nd military base unnecessary. In response, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan noted that while the issue of the base has not been formally discussed with the Russian President, Armenia would not object if Russia decided to withdraw.

The presence of the 102nd military base is governed by a 1995 agreement between Armenia and Russia, which was extended in 2010 and is currently set to remain in effect until 2044.

Separately, during a panel discussion at the Concordia Summit in New York, Prime Minister Pashinyan discussed Armenia's economic and technological developments. He highlighted the TRIPP project as a vital driver for regional connectivity and economic growth. He also noted that following a memorandum signed with the United States, three artificial intelligence centers have been established in Armenia within the past year, marking a significant step in bilateral cooperation in information technology.

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102nd Military Base · 102nd Russian Military Base · Alen Simonyan · Alexander Arzumanyan · Anti-Corruption Committee · Armenia · Civil Contract Party · Hayk Sargsyan · Nikol Pashinyan · Russia · United States · Vahagn Khachaturyan

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[○ 1 SOURCE] The agreement governing the 102nd Russian military base in Armenia is set to remain in effect until 2044. ampop.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Three artificial intelligence centers have been established in Armenia within a year following a memorandum signed with the US. a1plus.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan highlighted the TRIPP project as a key driver for regional connectivity and economic growth. a1plus.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is prepared to withdraw its military presence from Armenia if the country deems it unnecessary. ampop.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that Armenia would not object if Russia decided to withdraw its military base. ampop.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Three artificial intelligence centers have been established in Armenia within one year following a memorandum signed with the US. a1plus.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] The agreement governing the Russian 102nd military base in Armenia is set to remain in effect until 2044. ampop.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is prepared to withdraw its military presence from Armenia if the country deems the base unnecessary. ampop.am
[○ 1 SOURCE] Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that Armenia would not object if Russia decided to withdraw its military base. ampop.am