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Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

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Russian border guards will withdraw from a number of regions of Armenia but will continue to be deployed on the Armenian-Turkish and Armenian-Iranian border following an agreement between Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin said on May 9.

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Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Straits Times

Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

MOSCOW - President Vladimir Putin has agreed to withdraw Russian forces and border guards from various parts of Armenia at Yerevan's request, Putin's spokesman was cited as saying on Thursday by Russia's Interfax news agency. Read more at straitstimes.com.

11 days ago·Singapore

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RIA Novosti [🇷🇺-affiliated]

Putin and Pashinyan agreed on the withdrawal of troops from several regions of Armenia.

Russian and Armenian leaders Vladimir Putin and Nikol Pashinyan have agreed to withdraw Russian military and border troops from some areas of Armenia, RIA Novosti reports...

11 days ago·Russian Federation

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Putin agrees to partial withdrawal of Russian troops from Armenia

Armenia is increasingly turning towards the West. Although Russia is withdrawing its troops, it still wants to keep border guards on site.

11 days ago·Munich, Germany

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Thanh Niên

President Putin agrees to withdraw troops from Armenia.

News agency Interfax on May 9.5 reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided to withdraw Russian troops and border forces from many areas in Armenia.

11 days ago·Viet Nam

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Digi 24

Putin agreed to withdraw Russian troops stationed in several regions of Armenia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to withdraw Russian military and border guards from different parts of Armenia at the request of Yerevan, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was quoted as saying on Thursday by Russia's Interfax news agency.

11 days ago·Romania

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Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

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Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

Putin agrees to withdraw Russian forces from various Armenian regions, says Ifax

Putin and Pashinyan agreed on the withdrawal of troops from several regions of Armenia.

Putin and Pashinyan agreed on the withdrawal of troops from several regions of Armenia.

Putin agrees to partial withdrawal of Russian troops from Armenia

Putin agrees to partial withdrawal of Russian troops from Armenia

President Putin agrees to withdraw troops from Armenia.

President Putin agrees to withdraw troops from Armenia.

Putin agreed to withdraw Russian troops stationed in several regions of Armenia.

Putin agreed to withdraw Russian troops stationed in several regions of Armenia.

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