moscow-sana
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova confirmed that Moscow sees the EU's civil mission in Armenia as a geopolitical background and as an attempt to push Russia out of the region.
Russia Today quoted Zakharova as saying: “Unfortunately, this is not the first time that we record the desire of the European Union and the West as a whole to gain a foothold in Armenia by any means, and we see in these attempts an exclusive geopolitical background away from the interests of a real normalization of relations in the Caucasus region.” To these attempts to remove Russia from the region and weaken its historical role as the main guarantor of security.
Zakharova also made it clear that the experience of the European Union's participation in settling various regional conflicts is very vague, pointing out that Brussels can hardly boast of success in this field, stressing at the same time that the set of agreements between the leaders of Russia, Azerbaijan and Armenia remains a major factor in stability and security in the region in the future. perspective.
Zakharova concluded by saying that the peace treaty is the most direct way to improve the situation in the region, and Russia is ready and continues to contribute to this in every possible way.
Last Monday, the European Union began the work of a civilian mission in Armenia, and this is of particular importance in the confrontation between the European Union and Russia and contributes to strengthening the European Union's influence in the Caucasus region.
Follow SANA's news on Telegram https://t.me/SyrianArabNewsAgency