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Published on: 04/05/2026 - 10:57

Armenia is hosting two European summits, confirming its gradual rapprochement with Europe initiated for several years. The presence of President Volodymyr Zelensky marks an important step, with discussions devoted in particular to the situation in Ukraine. The question of reopening the borders between Armenia and Turkey must also be addressed, a subject closely followed by the European Union. This rapprochement with Europe, however, continues to arouse the anger of Moscow, while Armenia remains heavily dependent on Russia for its gas, electricity and infrastructure, as explained by Taline Oundjian, France 24 correspondent in Yerevan.

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