The article discusses the controversy surrounding Gourgen Arsenyan’s appointment as the Armenian ambassador to Russia. While the official Moscow has denied the appointment, Russian authorities are now implying that the rejection did not take place, suggesting that the process is still ongoing. It is expected that the decision will be finalized by the end of December, and only then will Arsenyan’s signature be made public.

However, some believe that Russia will ultimately accept the candidate from Armenia and that the rejection is only temporary. This has led to speculation that the rejection is not only aimed at the individual but also reflects tensions between the two countries.

It remains to be seen how this appointment will play out and whether Gourgen Arsenyan will indeed serve as the Armenian ambassador to Moscow. The coming weeks will provide more clarity on the situation, and it will be interesting to see how both Russia and Armenia handle this diplomatic issue.

Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as we continue to monitor the progress and outcome of Gourgen Arsenyan’s appointment as the Armenian ambassador to the Russian Federation.