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Yerevan faces European uncertainty as EAEU tensions deepen
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Yerevan faces European uncertainty as EAEU tensions deepen
YEREVAN — On Monday, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene in a widening dispute over Armenian goods entering the Russian market. Fruits, vegetables, flowers, mineral water, alcoholic drinks and fish products were already affected; restrictions on Armenian dairy products came into force the same day. Pashinyan argued that the measures contradicted both bilateral agreements and the rules of th…
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