Russian ready to further assist Armenia, Azerbaijan in drafting peace  agreement 

ArmInfo. Russia expressed its readiness to continue to assist Armenia and Azerbaijan in drafting a  peace treaty. This was stated in a statement by the Kremlin following a telephone conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.

According to the Kremlin, during the telephone conversation, the  leaders of the two countries continued to discuss issues of  normalizing Armenian-Azerbaijani relations, including taking into  account Vladimir Putin's talks with Azerbaijani President Ilham  Aliyev during his state visit to Baku.

"The Russian side confirmed its readiness to continue to assist  Armenia and Azerbaijan in drafting a peace treaty, advancing the  process of border delimitation and demarcation, as well as unblocking  transport and logistics links.

During the exchange of views on the bilateral agenda, the positive  dynamics of trade and economic cooperation were particularly noted.  It was agreed to continue contacts," the Kremlin reported.

Meanwhile, the Armenian government's statement only noted that during  the conversation, Putin shared with Pashinyan his impressions of the  talks in Baku, and the latter thanked the Russian leader for this. It  was also noted that the leaders agreed to meet when possible to  discuss the bilateral agenda.