If necessary, Armenia is ready to provide humanitarian assistance to Iran, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said during a press briefing Thursday, in response to the question of whether Iran had made such request to Armenia.
According to Pashinyan, however, there is no need for such request, since if Armenia sees that there is a need to provide humanitarian assistance to Iran, it will take respective steps.
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