No agreement yet on Putin-Pashinyan meeting, Kremlin says

Moscow does not anticipate a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan until the official results of the parliamentary elections in Armenia are announced, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday.

Peskov pointed out that the official announcement of the election results is expected to be made on June 14, while many election participants had been planning to lodge a protest contesting the elections’ results, TASS reported.

"This is why the Armenian prime minister is probably busy at the moment with finalizing domestic processes in the country. Later on and depending on the final results of this pre-election story, we will make a bilateral-level decision [on Putin-Pashinyan meeting]," Peskov said at a news conference.