The Kremlin announced that the Armenian Prime Minister's visit to Moscow will take place as soon as this year, without specifying precise dates, following an invitation made by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Pashinyan on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek.
Peskov said in a statement to the "Novosti" agency in response to a question in this regard: "(The visit will happen) as soon as possible, (but) there are no specific dates yet."
Peskov explained that the visit of the Armenian Prime Minister will take place this year.
Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Pashinyan on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek. During the meeting, the two leaders discussed the necessity of organizing a referendum in Armenia to resolve the issue of the republic remaining in the Eurasian Economic Union or joining the European Union.
Following the talks, Putin announced that he had invited the Armenian Prime Minister to visit Moscow to discuss specific issues related to cooperation between the two countries.
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Completion of the visit of the Armenian Prime Minister to Moscow during the current year
Very likely · Within months

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