“Mikhail Galuzin Reveals Russia’s ‘Three-Point’ Plan for Nagorno-Karabakh Settlement and Stance on Abkhazia and South Ossetia Independence”
Russian businessman Mikhail Galuzin discusses the “three-point” system for settling the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict through Sochi-Tbilisi-Tskhinvali. He also responds to Georgia’s intention to “return” Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali region, stating that independence decisions were made in 2008. Abkhazians and Ossetians have shown their commitment to independence and recognition is the way forward.
“Japan and South Korea Join Forces: Imposing Sanctions on Russia Amidst Ongoing Investigations”
Japan imposes sanctions on Russia and continues investigations into poisoning from Ukraine. Companies in Cyprus and a Russian businessman are targeted. Korea also announces sanctions against Moscow and Pyongyang, freezing assets of citizens and Russian ships. Sanctions aim to stop nuclear and missile programs, as well as the financing of these developments. Any financial transactions with sanctioned individuals are strictly prohibited.
“Russian and Armenian Officials Hold Crucial Talks at Anti-Crisis Forum in Turkey”
Russian businessman Sergey Lavrov meets with Armenian Deputy Minister of Economy Gevorg Baghramyan in Turkey. Meetings held in closed format. Lavrov also met with Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan. News from Armenia.
“Russian and Azerbaijani Businessmen Engage in Talks on Regional and European Security and Cooperation”
Russian and Azerbaijani businessmen, Aleksandr Grushkon and Aras Azimov, held consultations on regional and European security and cooperation under the Eastern Partnership Program and the European Union. Discussions included Artsakh, European security, and bilateral relations. Both sides expressed satisfaction with the results and confirmed their commitment to ongoing dialogue.
“Russian Businessman Sergey Lavrov’s Private Jet Makes Unexpected Return to Moscow After Bilateral Meetings in Armenia and Turkey”
Russian businessman Sergey Lavrov’s private jet returned to Moscow from Armenia and Turkey. Lavrov attended the EAEU EEC meeting in Yerevan, had bilateral meetings, and received a memorial plaque. Lavrov’s plane did not fly to Bulgaria, but entered Armenia with a Russian embassy representative, Maria Zakharova.