
ArmInfo. On one hand, the Armenian authorities claim a desire to resolve issues with Russia, yet on the other hand, they engage in a continuous series of telephone conversations with Kyiv officials, writes Eduard Sharmazanov, a board member of the Republican Party.
" What is the point of holding telephone conversations with Ukrainian officials, especially now? Earlier, the Speaker of the National Assembly spoke by phone with his Ukrainian counterpart, and now the Minister of Foreign Affairs has held a telephone conversation with his Kyiv counterpart. And what are they discussing—what shift in events? I don't think there's any. hey have simply reduced to zero the chances of a positive resolution of economic, export, and agricultural issues with the EAEU and Russia. How can one be so irresponsible regarding the problems of one's own citizens?" Sharmazanov stated.
He noted that if there is a genuine desire to resolve the problems of domestic exporters and farmers in EAEU countries, there is no reason to exacerbate the situation through public telephone conversations with official Kyiv representatives.
"You might say this is the sovereign right of the Republic of Armenia. Of course it is, but what benefit will the economy and citizens of the Republic of Armenia gain from this? One must act in the name of the republic, not out of spite toward the Russian Federation," the politician emphasized.