Armenian ambassador summoned to RF MFA over Ukrainian president`s  threats from Yerevan

ArmInfo.  Armenian Ambassador to the Russian Federation Gurgen Arsenyan was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry on May 7 to protest statements made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy against the Russian side from Yerevan.

According to the Russian Foreign Ministry press service, Arsenyan met  with Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin at the Foreign  Ministry. "The head of the diplomatic mission was informed of the  categorical unacceptability of providing a platform for the leader of  the Kyiv Nazi regime, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, to voice terrorist threats  against Russia during recent EU-sponsored events in Armenia. It was  emphasized that Moscow is justifiably indignant in this regard and  considers official Yerevan's lack of a proper negative assessment of  such egregious behavior by the aforementioned visitor inconsistent  with the partnership-based nature of Russian-Armenian relations," the  statement reads.

It is noted that the Armenian ambassador promised to report to  Yerevan on the Russian side's representation.

Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during his speech  at the 8th European Political Community Summit in Yerevan, threatened  Russia with an attack on Moscow on the day of the Victory Day Parade  on May 9. He advised foreign leaders to avoid attending the parade.