Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that there has been no coldness in his country's relations with Russia.
Modern.az reports that Pashinyan spoke about this in a statement to journalists.
According to the Prime Minister, despite certain disagreements arising in diplomatic relations or on the joint agenda, Yerevan's attitude towards Moscow has not changed.
"Armenia's relations with Russia have never been cold. Nothing has changed," Pashinyan emphasized.
He clarified the consideration of proposals from other countries, besides Russia, regarding the future of the Armenian Nuclear Power Plant.
Pashinyan stated that Armenia is trying to identify the most favorable option and that this issue is not related to political motives.
The Prime Minister also touched upon discussions related to railway infrastructure. According to him, Yerevan is also looking for an optimal solution in this area.
"If our Russian colleagues can offer their options, we are ready to consider it," Pashinyan noted.
