One of the documents was signed on Monday, but they are working also on some of their meetings, which are about big investments that will reach the media thanks to some good deals signed between US President Donald Trump and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. US Vice President JD Vance stated this while speaking with reporters at Zvartnots International Airport of Yerevan on Tuesday—and referring to Monday's statements about $5 and $4 billion, which had caused confusion due to a mistranslation.

One of those things is that there will be a very large data center. In fact, it has already started. The data center could reach a total investment of $4 billion in Armenia. Also, it will create a lot of jobs for people living in the homeland. So, this is a classic win-win deal, Vance said.

The US Vice President added that this project could be $4 billion, but has already seen significant investment in Armenia, and the US expects that to continue.

This matter refers to the circulating claim that JD Vance promised $9 billion in investment in Armenia. However, the translator had mistakenly used the word “investment,” whereas Vance actually had said up to $5 billion in initial US exports, plus an additional $4 billion in long-term support.