“Russia Urges Caution on Arms Deliveries to Armenia as Relations with the US and NATO Complicate Security Cooperation”
Russia’s military cooperation with Armenia on arms deliveries is not rushed. The supply of military equipment follows legal norms and is tailored to specific military needs. Russia does not interfere in Armenia’s internal affairs and has not received any complaints. However, Armenia’s visit to the US and NATO can complicate Russia’s security cooperation and the CSTO’s unified security zone.
“Armenia and Hungary Strengthen Military Ties with New Agreement on Military-Technical Cooperation”
The State Commission on Protection of Economic Competition and Security signed a positive agreement with Hungary on military-technical cooperation. The aim is to expand and deepen cooperation in the military-technical field, including training specialists and exchanging technology and repair services for military equipment. This agreement builds upon the existing bilateral agreement between the two countries and provides new opportunities for Armenian servicemen to study in Hungarian military schools.
Russian Defense Minister Shoygu and Iranian Chief of Staff Bagheri Discuss Military Cooperation and Regional Security
Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoygu and Iranian Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri discussed military cooperation and regional security issues during a phone conversation. They emphasized the importance of equal partnership and mutual respect, with an intergovernmental agreement being prepared for signing between the two countries. This development signifies progress in their military cooperation.
“Iran Expresses Willingness to Provide Military Assistance to Armenia, but Stipulates No Ground Troops”
Iran expresses interest in providing defense technology aid to Armenia, according to analyst Ghotarollah Shafieh. While Iran may not send forces, they could offer indirect assistance using their military technology. Prioritizing military-technical cooperation is key for Armenia.