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The assistant of the Russian president has not yet confirmed the news about Putin's visit to Armenia

Assistant to the Russian President, Yuri Ushakov, did not confirm the information about Vladimir Putin's visit to Armenia in the coming months. "I have no confirmation. So far, it has not been officially announced."

Ushakov noted that Putin "has very active contacts" with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. Several personal meetings have occurred this year, and phone conversations are held regularly. "In my opinion, if we compare with other leaders, both this year and last year, Putin talked the most with Mr. Pashinyan."

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