"Hayk's Arrow" Armenian Strategic Center
Documents bilateral and multilateral defence relationships, including agreements, military assistance, exercises and training exchanges. Shows who is involved, when cooperation was recorded and what was signed, announced or reported as carried out.
MoD reported the opening of peacekeeping exercises involving Armenian, US, French and Greek personnel.
Date is the 17 June opening ceremony. The record establishes reported participation; it does not treat the exercise’s readiness goals as achieved outcomes.
Armenia reports annual bilateral and Greece–Cyprus trilateral defence programmes signed in Cyprus.
Consultations took place on 22 April; the ministry published its report the following day. Implementation is separate from signature.
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The second measure supports logistics, including a deployable tent camp. Approved assistance since 2024 is equivalent to about $33.96 Mn. USD conversion uses the provisional 2026 YTD average.
Council decision dated 29 January 2026. The €30 million figure is cumulative approved assistance, not a delivery or annual-spending total.
Original-source amount: A second European Peace Facility measure supports logistics, including a deployable tent camp; authorised assistance totals €30 million since 2024.
US$10.8 million. Original-source amount: 10.0 EUR million. Annual average (2024-01-01–2024-12-31): 1.08238 USD / EUR. US$23.1 million. Original-source amount: 20.0 EUR million. Year-to-date average · provisional (2026-01-02–2026-10-30): 1.156824 USD / EUR. The cumulative USD equivalent adds the two tranches converted separately using their respective approval-year rates; it is not annual spending or completed delivery.
MoD reported the closing ceremony of the Armenian–US exercise preparing personnel for international peacekeeping missions.
Closing ceremony and publication both date to 20 August. Participation and completion do not quantify broader readiness.
Ministers agreed to begin defence cooperation and identified cybersecurity as a promising field.
The MoD records the agreement on 15 February. It does not document a deployed cyber capability or a completed assistance programme.
The charter envisages expanded defence cooperation, bilateral consultations and professional military training assistance.
Signed in Washington on 14 January. Its stated cooperation intentions are not a collective-defence guarantee or proof that planned programmes occurred.
An official US Army photograph documents the closing ceremony of the Armenian–US peacekeeping exercise.
DVIDS identifies 24 July as the photograph’s event date and 25 July as its posting date. This records the exercise, not readiness.
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The EU adopted its first European Peace Facility assistance measure for Armenia, equivalent to about $10.82 Mn.
Adoption was on 22 July; the legal decision appeared on 23 July. Approved assistance is not evidence of completed delivery.
Original-source amount: The EU adopted its first European Peace Facility assistance measure for Armenia, worth €10 million.
US$10.8 million. Original-source amount: 10.0 EUR million. Annual average (2024-01-01–2024-12-31): 1.08238 USD / EUR.
Defence ministers reviewed cooperation in military education, training and expert support during Lecornu’s visit to Armenia.
The report records talks and agreed directions on 23 February. No training completion or equipment delivery is inferred.
The Greek ministry reports signature of a military-technical cooperation agreement in Athens.
This records signature of a cooperation framework; the release does not establish a weapons delivery.
Defence ministers signed a bilateral cooperation plan after talks on military reform and regional security.
The MoD report establishes signing on 17 November. It does not provide a completed-activities register or quantified assistance.
Armenian and US personnel concluded a ten-day peacekeeping exercise with a closing ceremony on 20 September.
US Army article published on 25 September records the 20 September ceremony. Exercise completion does not establish overall force readiness.
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This is a curated public-source reference, not a complete inventory. Each record identifies an event or publication date, implementation stage and evidence type; the detail explains which date is known. An official report establishes what the issuer said; a contract does not establish delivery, and delivery does not establish readiness. Unknown quantities remain unknown. Records count publications or developments, not weapons, personnel or military strength.