Pashinyan announced the completion of the so-called  post-revolutionary, transitional period in the Armenian-Russian  relations.

ArmInfo. A wide range of issues Armenian-Russian agenda discussed by Prime Minister Nikol Nikol Pashinyan and Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a short  talk on fields of the CIS heads of state meeting in Dushanbe.

Thus, during a live broadcast on his Facebook page, Pashinyan said  that in an interview with Putin, issues that had been discussed  during previous meetings were also touched upon. The Prime Minister  of Armenia reminded that after the previous meeting with Putin, he  stated that it can be stated with confidence that the  Armenian-Russian relations are at a really new high level, on which  they have never been before.  "Following this meeting with Putin,  I'll allow myself to put on such wording and assessment - in fact,  the so-called post-revolutionary, transitional period in  Armenian-Russian relations can be considered complete.  I can say  that Putin and I have complete mutual understanding, although this  and does not mean that we agree with each other on all issues.  "Absolutely not." It just means that  - as I already said at the  meetings in Moscow - there are no unsolvable problems in our  relations. A wonderful working atmosphere has been formed, where we  can calmly discuss and reach any issue and reach agreements in an  atmosphere of mutual respect, non-interference in each other's  affairs and respect for sovereignty. Those issues on which we will  not be able to agree now will be discussed in the future in the same  atmosphere, "the Armenian Prime Minister noted.

Pashinyan also noted that his statements made on the eve of the  meetings, especially with the Russian president, when he spoke about  the sovereignty of Armenia and its independence, received a special  reaction. "There are various comments on this issue. And this is  viewed as something supernatural, saying that the Armenian leader at  a meeting with the Russian president notes that relations should be  based on mutual respect for each other's sovereignty and  independence. But there's nothing supernatural about this.  Our  relations evolved precisely on this basis. I will say more, it was  the Russian leader in Sochi who first raised this topic on the  "fields" of the EEU summit, stressing that he fully respects the  sovereignty of Armenia, and noting the importance of principle in the  construction of bilateral relations, "said the Prime Minister of  Armenia.

Pashinyan stressed that time has demonstrated the truthfulness of  Putin's assurances that Moscow respects Armenia and its sovereignty.  At the same time, the head of government stressed that he considers  adherence to this principle, which will ensure the natural  development of Armenian-Russian cooperation, to be an important  achievement in bilateral relations.