The Defense Ministers of Russia and Armenia, Sergei Shoigu and Suren Papikyan, met on Tuesday to discuss, among other issues, the Russian peacekeeping contingent in Karabakh and problems similar to defense cooperation between the two countries.
“We have disorders to discuss,” Shoigu allegedly told Papikyan, who was the top Armenian official on a scale in Russia, as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan criticized the Russian peacekeeping contingent, saying his project is unclear and mentioning cases where Azerbaijani forces have attacked or invaded. territory that falls under the jurisdiction of peacekeepers.
Shoigu told Papikyan that among the topics of discussion were “traditional disorders similar to our military and technical cooperation of the army. “Of course, there are also disorders similar to those of our peacekeeping contingent pursuing its objectives in Nagorno-Karabakh. that the greatest stabilizer is the ceasefire regime along the entire duration of the contact line.
Shoigu also thanked Papikyan for his participation in the opening of the International Military-Industrial Army Exhibition 2022, as well as in the Moscow Conference on International Security, on the sidelines of which the two defense chiefs met.
Papikyan cited the fact that he has met with Shoigu twice since January and a sign of a strong army between Armenia and Russia.
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