Pyotr Tolstoy said migration benefits for Armenian citizens in Russia could be revoked if Armenia loses its status as a strategic ally.

Maria Zakharova said Russia aims to resolve issues with Armenia through mutual respect while addressing regional security challenges.

“Just moments ago, we elevated our strategic partnership to a new level by renaming it a comprehensive strategic partnership,” he said.

According to him, it is necessary to fully use the significant integration potential of the Commonwealth.

Marco Rubio said the TRIPP initiative opens a path toward peace in the South Caucasus as Armenia and the U.S. deepen strategic ties.

Russia will introduce a new import confirmation system on June 1, affecting goods transported by road from Eurasian Economic Union states.

Residents in Charentsavan confronted Nikol Pashinyan with complaints involving missing soldiers, social benefits, and unresolved hardships.

“We are acquiring weapons from six or seven countries. This is important so that we have a choice,” Pashinyan said.

“There was no request from Armenia regarding assistance within the framework of this conflict,” Shoigu said.

Armenia’s Investigative Committee declined to open proceedings over Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s inflammatory campaign remarks.

The published agreement envisions a joint Armenian-American company overseeing transport, energy, and infrastructure projects.

The sides signed a memorandum on securing supply chains in the extraction and processing of critical minerals and rare earth resources.

Marco Rubio arrived in Armenia for high-level talks, with officials expected to sign a memorandum and address the press afterward.

Sergei Shoigu said Armenia’s leadership is seeking protection from what he called the source of threats, commenting on ties with CSTO.

Gagik Tsarukyan pledged guaranteed peace, higher pensions and debt relief during an election campaign meeting in Vayots Dzor.

The party plans a political demonstration in Yerevan amid Armenia’s ongoing local election campaign ahead of the June voting.

Karapetyan says many Soviet-born Russian passport applicants in Kaluga carried identical FSB-related database markings.

Edmon Marukyan labels all recent criminal defendants political prisoners and claims Armenia’s entire population is currently under unlawful surveillance.

The Armenian Assembly of America urged immediate release of Armenian detainees as Marco Rubio prepares to visit Armenia.

An appeals court is beginning hearings on convictions handed down against former Artsakh officials and other Armenian detainees.

Тhe The Central Election Commission rejected claims that Pashinyan’s campaign rhetoric violated election rules or constituted coercion.

Daniel Ioannisyan says investigators uncovered evidence of alleged illegal financing tied to the Wings of Unity political brand.

The opposition candidate published an audio recording he says shows pressure on public employees to attend a ruling party event.

Armenia’s Alliance party has withdrawn from parliamentary elections, arguing it would otherwise contribute to dispersing opposition votes.

Samvel Karapetyan outlined plans for displaced Artsakh Armenians while pledging efforts to secure detainees’ return from Azerbaijan.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to briefly visit Yerevan amid discussions surrounding regional projects and Iran-related developments.

Armenia’s National Security Service refused to clarify reports linking Samvel Karapetyan’s passport file to Russia’s Federal Security Service.

Pashinyan pledged responsibility for Gyumri’s future while outlining railway, highway and regional development projects expected to reshape Armenia’s economy.

Robert Kocharyan said Armenia should not restart peace talks from zero and must seek international guarantees for any final agreement.

The Dossier Center reported that Russian-linked strategists allegedly supported several Armenian opposition figures ahead of elections.

Martin Galstyan said inflation has remained under control and has not become the central issue in Armenia’s election campaign.

Investigators said some Armenian migrant workers in Russia were allegedly pressured to return home and vote for a specific political force.

More than 100 international parliamentary observers from over 30 countries will monitor Armenia’s June 7 parliamentary elections.

Peskov said Armenia could lose preferential Russian gas prices if it leaves the EAEU and shifts toward European integration.

Armenia’s Education Ministry denied reports about closing the Gurgen Margaryan school, saying no merger proposal is under consideration.

Samvel Karapetyan said his party would ban Azerbaijani citizens from acquiring property in Armenia if it wins parliamentary elections.

Eduard Spertsyan said he could leave Krasnodar this summer but remains open to staying if no suitable offers arrive.

Levon Zurabyan accused Armenian authorities of yielding to Azerbaijani influence and undermining national identity.

“Five individuals have been detained. Additional information will be provided if necessary,” the committee said.

OSCE observers said Armenia’s parliamentary elections are unfolding in a polarized environment shaped by peace talks, church tensions and political disputes.

Ruben Vardanyan issued a lengthy message from prison in Baku, warning about Armenia’s future, indifference, and growing threats.

Shahen Martirosyan secured Armenia’s gold medal at the U15 European Championships after a dominant victory over his Turkish opponent.

Officials said the Gurgen Margaryan school in Artamet will continue operating despite earlier plans to merge it with another village school.

The project supports Armenia’s efforts to promote private sector development, expand access to finance, and advance climate-resilient growth.

Robert Kocharyan accused Armenian authorities of neglecting military preparedness, damaging alliances, and increasing national debt.

He said Armenians could travel to Europe visa-free within two years as negotiations with the European Union advance.

Gagik Tsarukyan said overcrowded prisons require amnesty measures and pledged free healthcare and education if his party wins power.

Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan dismissed Dmitry Medvedev’s remarks, insisting Armenia seeks stronger relations with Russia.

Dmitry Medvedev warned Armenia risks losing Russian markets, Eurasian ties and low-cost gas because of Pashinyan’s policies.

Edmon Marukyan ruled out support for major rivals and called for coalition governance, and constitutional balance.