YEREVAN. – Russian ambassador to Armenia Ivan Volynkin does not rule out the meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and newly-appointed Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
“I think this meeting will be held,” Volynkin told reporters in Victory Park on Wednesday.
Asked what changes should be expected in the Armenian-Russian relations, the ambassador said that it is necessary to develop, deepen and expand these relations in all directions in order to see some changes.
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