Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced his intention to travel to Moscow for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin following upcoming elections. This agreement was reached during a recent phone conversation. Pashinyan stated that during this meeting, they would address and resolve all pressing issues between the two nations. He emphasized that Armenia would not engage in verbal disputes with Russia, opting instead to calmly advocate for its positions. Pashinyan also affirmed that Armenia would not act against Russia's interests, nor would it compromise its own national interests. He made these remarks during a campaign rally in Martuni.