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Armenian leader denies raising withdrawal of Russia's military base

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he has never raised the issue of withdrawing Russia's military base from Armenia. The statement indicates no confirmed change to the base's status.

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The base is a sensitive element of Armenia-Russia security ties and regional power competition.

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  1. Pashinyan: I have never raised the issue of withdrawing Russia's military base from Armenia ↗en.apa.az · Recorded source date: Sep 16, 2026, 2:32 PM UTC

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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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Armenia says it would not oppose Russian withdrawal from military base

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said Armenia would not object if Russia decided to withdraw its military base, while Armenia also rejected a Russian extradition request for an opposition journalist. The remarks mark a further deterioration in Armenia-Russia relations but do not confirm a withdrawal.

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