27 May 2026
Russia presidential administration has curator for relations with Armenia, Vedomosti daily says
The Kremlin’s domestic policy block has new tasks, Vedomosti daily has learned.
Sergey Kiriyenko, First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office, and employees of the Russian government departments under his command have begun working on the topic of Armenia, four Russian federal officials and two interlocutors working with the presidential staff have told Vedomosti.
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