Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in an interview with the French AFP news agency revealed Yerevan's position on the anti-Russian sanctions of the West.
The PM recalled that Armenia is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union and Russia is its main trading partner. Pashinyan explained that from the very first days Yerevan understood that the anti-Russia sanctions would create certain problems.
He pointed out that Yerevan understood that Russia will have expectations from Armenia to help in this difficult economic environment, and that the West will be expecting that we help them, in complying with the anti-Russia sanctions
"When talking with our Russian partners we said the following: we understand your expectation and we stand ready to address, to meet your expectation, but up to the point at which Armenia would face the threat of sanctions, because if an endless country like Russia can perhaps afford to face the sanctions, but Armenia, especially in this military-political environment, cannot afford anything like that. And this is also the same text that we communicated to the West," Nikol Pashinyan said.
