
ArmInfo. Prime Minister Pashinyan told me what he thinks about Armenia's development, democratic reforms, a country and society that wants to live in peace with its neighbors and build prosperity. Part of such democratic development is the parliamentary elections that will be held in Armenia in June. There is a disturbing circumstance that has become natural, where the enemies of democracy are taking measures in a hybrid manner, especially Russia is trying to sow some fears about rapprochement with the European Union and the West, about rapprochement of relations, and spreading misinformation about the values of the European Union: sabotage, disinformation, drones, UAVs, in this way they are trying to spread disinformation and destabilize the situation. It will happen, of course. It is also happening in Ukraine, we see it every day in the form of destruction, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated at a briefing held jointly with RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
And in conclusion, I want to say that this Russian war of aggression must stop, be stopped, and these days we are intensively engaged in this issue in order to establish a just and lasting peace.
Germany has a clear path: without Ukraine and without the Europeans it is impossible to make a decision about themselves, and there should be no forced, dictated peace for Kyiv.
In this context, we have spoken about our plans for how Germany can contribute to Armenia's resilience. It is self-evident to us that we want to help with key issues related to sovereignty, strengthening security with Armenia's broader agenda.
Thank you, Prime Minister, for your visit to Berlin, thank you for the good cooperation, and we are happy to deepen it further.