21 Jul 2026
Russia welcomes intentions of Armenia, Turkey to launch dialogue
Moscow welcomes the intentions of Armenia and Turkey to launch a dialogue on normalization of relations, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko told Sputnik news agency.
"Normalization of the Armenian-Turkish relations would undoubtedly contribute to the improvement of the general situation in the region. From this point of view, we welcome the willingness to launch a bilateral dialogue, actively demonstrated by Ankara and Yerevan recently. We welcome the appointment of special representatives to discuss the difficult matter of normalization," Rudenko said.
The official also said that Moscow is ready to mediate between Yerevan and Ankara and assist the dialogue "in any form." Russia calls on both sides to abandon preconditions in the process of normalizing relations, Rudenko added.
Latest news
Latest newsZelensky Reshuffles Security Leadership Amid Protests
17.Jul.2026
Baku Says It has Reached ''Real Peace'' with Armenia, but Sets Condition for Historic Agreement
16.Jul.2026
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Forms New Government Amid Protests Over Defense Minister Dismissal
16.Jul.2026
Ursula von der Leyen Arrives in Ukraine with a New Aid Package and Drone Agreement
15.Jul.2026
Uzbekistan Bets on Georgian Ports as Tashkent Expands Its Trade Route to European Markets via the Black Sea
14.Jul.2026
Turkmenistan and the USA Explore New Areas of Cooperation as Ashgabat Hosts U.S. Senator Steve Daines
13.Jul.2026
Engineers Instead of Soldiers: Kazakhstan Hosts Its First Engineering Technologies Championship
12.Jul.2026
Transit Instead of Confrontation: Russia Expands Cargo Shipments to Armenia via Azerbaijan
12.Jul.2026
Europe Accelerates Rearmament: EU Countries Prioritize Missiles, Air Defense Systems, and Drones
10.Jul.2026
Russia Begins Using New FPV Drones to Strike Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure
10.Jul.2026