The Russian President’s Spokesperson referred to the Pashinyan-Blinken-Layen meeting in a briefing with journalists.
Dmitry Peskov noted that Moscow will be able to assess the results of the trilateral negotiations in Brussels only when official statements regarding them appear from Yerevan.
“We are not yet aware of the full scope of that meeting, although there are certain reports,” the Kremlin spokesman said.
At the same time, he noted that they have not heard or seen anything about Armenia’s transatlantic integration agenda. “For now, we take it as a basis,” Peskov concluded.
