Russia is currently going through a rather difficult period of relations with fraternal Armenia. The Russian Federation hopes that political will will prevail in Yerevan to continue the development of relations and the countries will successfully pass through this difficult period. This was stated by the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov.

Georgia unconditionally supports the territorial integrity of Armenia, stability and peace in the South Caucasus. Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze spoke about this at a joint briefing with his Armenian counterpart Nikol Pashinyan in Yerevan.

A resident of Belgium, Chechen Artur Isaev has been approved as a candidate for the country's federal parliament. The elections will take place on June 9. Chechen political scientist from Paris Mairbek Vachagaev reported this on his TG channel.

Posters began to appear on the streets of Yerevan accusing the French Ambassador to Armenia Olivier Decottigny of corruption and calling on Paris to “leave the country.” According to the French publication Intelligence Online, this is being done by the Russian FSB, which is “trying to undermine Yerevan’s ties with the West.”

At a meeting with the leadership of security agencies and law enforcement agencies, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, instructed the security forces to be “in a state of constant combat readiness.”

Armenia is looking forward to the start of negotiations on visa liberalization with the European Union within the framework of the Enhanced Partnership Agreement. This was announced by the speaker of the country's parliament Alen Simonyan.

The Ukrainian delegation refused to support Georgia’s resolution on the issue of European integration at the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly in Brussels. Kyiv cited Russian assistance to Georgia in circumventing sanctions as the reason. In response, Georgia accused Ukraine of “torpedoing its European path with false arguments.”

On November 15, the French Senate adopted a resolution calling on the country's government to impose sanctions against Azerbaijan if it does not withdraw its troops from the territory of Armenia.

NATO sets the maximum task - to open a second front against Russia in the South Caucasus. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova. According to her, the recent visit of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to the regions of Transcaucasia is another attempt to draw the countries of the South Caucasus into the zone of Euro-Atlantic influence.

The Armenian Parliament ratified an agreement on the work of the EU mission on the border with Azerbaijan.