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Armenia, Cyprus keen to deepen bilateral defense cooperation


Armenian Defense Minister Suren Papikyan has briefed his Cypriot counterpart Michalis Giorgallas on the Crossroads of Peace project developed by the Armenian Government.

During a meeting in Nicosia, the Defense Ministers of the two countries discussed a number of issues related to Armenian-Cypriot cooperation in the defense field.

The parties conducted a comprehensive review of the ongoing cooperation and outlined the new opportunities for its advancement, expressing a shared commitment to cooperate across a broader spectrum of sectors including training programs, exchange of experience in various domains, military-technical cooperation, and other matters of mutual interest.

Suren Papikyan thoroughly presented the “Crossroads of Peace” project developed by the Government of the Republic of Armenia to his counterpart.

In a joint statement for the press, the Defense Ministers of the two countries reaffirmed their dedication to cooperation with a comprehensive agenda.


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Armenia underscores unwavering commitment to genocide prevention at Human Rights 75 High-Level Event in Geneva



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Armenian Defense Minister presents Crossroads of Peace project to Cypriot counterpart



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Türkiye-Azerbaijan ties ‘unparalleled and example for the world’: Ambassador – News.Az


Türkiye-Azerbaijan ties ‘unparalleled and example for the world’: Ambassador  News.Az

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@Ukrinform_News: RT by @mikenov: Zelensky meets with leaders of U.S. defense companies https://t.co/F3Cx24qYZq


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Russia warns US that Ukraine will be its ‘second Vietnam’


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The Kremlin’s spy chief Sergei Naryshkin warned the U.S. that Ukraine will turn into its “second Vietnam,” amid disagreement in Congress over funding for Kyiv.

“Ukraine will turn into a ‘black hole’ absorbing more and more resources and people,” Russian foreign intelligence chief Naryshkin said Thursday in a written statement published by his agency’s house journal, the Intelligence Operative.

“Ultimately, the U.S. risks creating a ‘second Vietnam’ for itself, and every new American administration will have to deal with it,” he added.

The warning comes after U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday urged Congress to further support Ukraine with funding. “We can’t let Putin win,” Biden said.

Biden is trying to push through a $61.4 billion emergency funding request for Kyiv, but opposition against further aid to Ukraine has grown among Republicans in the House of Representatives.

The U.S. was engaged in the Vietnam War — fought between South Vietnam and the U.S. on one side and communist North Vietnam backed by the Soviet Union and China on the other — for nearly two decades. The conflict claimed more than a million lives, including tens of thousands from the U.S., and ended with a comprehensive victory for the North Vietnamese forces.

According to a recent poll, 59 percent of Americans still support sending military aid to Ukraine.


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@IDF: RT by @mikenov: A mosque or an RPG training center? IDF soldiers uncovered a room used for RPG training of terrorists inside a mosque in Jabalya…



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