According to the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, they want to oust Russia from Karabakh, but no one can act as the same guarantor of peace and stability in the region. He stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, commenting on statements from Western politicians about “the task of expelling Russian peacekeepers from the region and breaking Russian-Armenian ties.”

Russian TV channels broadcasting in Armenia interfere in the internal affairs of the country and destabilize the internal political situation. Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated this. He noted that Moscow’s actions violate the intergovernmental agreement and called on the Russian side to discuss this situation.

The official representative of the European Union's foreign policy service, Peter Stano, said that Georgia and Moldova could be admitted to the European Union contrary to the rules. The European future of these countries cannot be held hostage by conflicts, the politician said.

On Armenia’s agenda “at the moment” there is no question of leaving the CSTO and the withdrawal of the Russian military base from the country. However, there are disagreements between Yerevan and Moscow, said Deputy Foreign Minister of the Republic Mnatsakan Safaryan.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Armenia Mirzoyan and the head of the country's Ministry of Defense Papikyan will not take part in the meetings within the CSTO in Minsk on November 22. Speaker of Parliament Simonyan made a similar decision.

Azerbaijan transferred the second part of humanitarian aid to Ukraine, which includes electrical equipment. A convoy of 23 trucks with kilometer-long electrical cables and 18 transformers was sent from Sumgayit.

The Armenian side asked not to consider one of the planned documents at the upcoming session of the Collective Security Council of the CSTO states in Minsk. We are talking about draft decisions to provide assistance to Yerevan.

The day before, the heads of Dagestan, Ingushetia and Chechnya announced their readiness to accept refugees from Palestine. In Dagestan, they noted that the region is primarily waiting for women and children. Chechnya, in turn, reported that it was ready to accept 250 people.