- Peace process between Armenia
and Azerbaijan:
Lavrov and Mirzoyan reviewed the progress in drafting a peace agreement
between the two countries, emphasizing the need to resolve the two
remaining contentious points. Russia expressed its readiness to help
mediate outstanding disagreements and support the peace process.
- Armenia-Turkey relations: The talks also addressed
efforts to restore diplomatic ties with Turkey. The Armenian side voiced
concern over Turkey’s attempts to link normalization with Armenia to its
reconciliation process with Azerbaijan, which Yerevan views as an
unconstructive approach.
- Cooperation within the EAEU: The parties discussed
prospects for deepening cooperation within the Eurasian Economic Union,
even as Armenia seeks closer ties with the European Union. Armenia
reaffirmed its commitment to the EAEU while continuing parallel efforts to
engage with the EU.
Lavrov in Yerevan: How Is Russia Consolidating Its Position in the South Caucasus?

Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign
Minister, arrived in Yerevan on May 20, 2025, for a series of high-level talks
with Armenian leaders. His
visit includes meetings with Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan, Prime
Minister Nikol Pashinyan, and President Vahagn Khachaturyan. The discussions
cover a wide range of issues, including bilateral relations, regional security,
and prospects for normalizing Armenia’s relations with Azerbaijan and Turkey.
Before the official meetings began,
Lavrov laid a wreath at the Eternal Flame in Yerevan’s Victory Park, paying tribute to the memory of those who fell in the
Great Patriotic War. Following this, the foreign ministers of Russia and
Armenia held a three-hour meeting, addressing key topics such as bilateral
cooperation, regional security, and the peace process. Lavrov also held
separate meetings with Armenia’s Prime Minister and President to discuss the
political situation in the region and ways to further strengthen bilateral
ties.
Key areas of discussion included:
Lavrov’s visit to Yerevan underscores the strategic importance of Russia-Armenia relations, as well as Moscow’s interest in supporting stability and peace in the South Caucasus.
Source: Kommersant
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