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At the Yerevan summit, Pashinyan said he was not ready to sign the draft declaration and assistance measures in their presented form.
His stated objection concerned the absence of a clear political assessment of attacks on Armenia. This was not a withdrawal instrument.
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Following Azerbaijan’s attack on Armenia, Pashinyan said Armenia had appealed to Russia under the 1997 treaty and to the CSTO for assistance.
The CSTO’s communiqué, published on 14 September, records a 13 September decision to send an assessment mission. Putin participated in that Council meeting.
Agreements · Cooperation frameworks
Pashinyan and Putin set out cooperation priorities during the Armenian prime minister’s official visit to Russia.
The statement records intentions on economic, security and humanitarian cooperation, not completed delivery of all listed measures.
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