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France will not send military forces to Ukraine. Lecornu

French Defense Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced during a speech in the country's parliament that military forces will not be sent to Ukraine.

Bayern to put Koeman up for sale in the summer

4 March, 14:57

Bayern Munich intends to sell Kingsley Coman at the end of the season.

4 March, 14:00

"We are not deviating from our foreign policy course." Khandanyan

I wouldn't want an event in a completely different context to be linked to Armenia's political priorities.

4 March, 13:22

The air temperature will rise by 10-13 degrees

In Yerevan, no precipitation is expected on March 4, 5-9 afternoon.

4 March, 13:16

France is also interested in Ukrainian minerals

France has shown great interest in Ukraine's natural resources and has been negotiating their use since October last year.

4 March, 13:05

"Liberalization of the electricity market has had a significant positive impact on Armenia." CPC President

"It can be confidently said that the liberalization of the electricity market has had a significant positive impact in Armenia"

4 March, 12:55

Hungary blocks new military aid package for Ukraine. Politico

Politico reports that Hungary has blocked a draft EU document that would have provided security guarantees for Ukraine and a new package of military aid.

4 March, 12:10

Abramovich's billions to Ukraine remain frozen

Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich's billions, which were intended to help Ukraine, are still unavailable.

According to Merz, the US deliberately provoked the clash with Zelensky

4 March, 12:00

The dispute between Ukrainian and US Presidents Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump during a meeting at the White House may have been deliberately provoked by the American side.

"I regret that Azerbaijan has taken the issue of Armenian-Turkish relations hostage." Simonyan

4 March, 11:48

According to Simonyan, Armenia has shown with its steps that Armenia is ready for peace: "We hope that Turkey, seeing these steps, seeing this position, will begin to express its position more clearly."