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Armenian governing-party member rejects need for Russian military base

A member of Armenia’s Civil Contract party said the country does not need a Russian military base. The statement indicates political tension over Russia’s security role but does not establish a base withdrawal or other binding action.

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Further deterioration in Armenia-Russia security ties could affect military alignment in the South Caucasus.

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  1. We don't need the Russian military base – Civil Contract member ↗aysor.am · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 11:47 AM UTC

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