Armenian officials discussed expanding fish and seafood exports to European Union markets during a workshop supported by the EU and ITC.

Strong Armenia leader Samvel Karapetyan said his party plans to win the elections independently and form the next government.

Rosatom head Alexey Likhachev warned Armenia could lose nuclear expertise if it abandons Russian technologies in the energy sector.

Former Armenian President linked the upcoming elections to the spirit of national unity shown during the Battle of Sardarapat.

Armenian authorities presented defense reforms and new military equipment during a Republic Day parade in Yerevan.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised growing cooperation with Armenia following agreements signed during his recent Yerevan visit.

“Today, as a nation, we bow our heads before our heroes and keep their bright memory alive in our hearts,” he said.

Armenian authorities denied reports about a Russian ban on apricot imports, calling the published information false and misleading.

“After June 7, if I receive your mandate and return to work, you will see that all alarming statements will be neutralized,” he added.

The agreement concerns cooperation in the supply of natural gas, petroleum products, and unprocessed natural diamonds.

Trump voiced support for Pashinyan, praising his regional agenda and highlighting new U.S.-Armenia agreements announced after Rubio’s visit.

Armenia presents foreign-supplied weapons and military equipment in Yerevan during its first parade in a decade.

Opposition politician Edmon Marukyan claimed rising property taxes are forcing central Yerevan residents out of their homes.

Prosperous Armenia leader Gagik Tsarukyan sharply criticized the current authorities during a campaign event in Vardenis.

Republic Party leader Aram Sargsyan said Armenia could significantly increase its budget by fully using national resources.

The party said several candidate withdrawals were part of a previously coordinated political strategy ahead of elections.

The Akanates observer mission said it documented several concerning incidents during the pre-election campaign.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan urged voters to grant him a mandate to imprison several opposition figures during a campaign rally.

Hundreds of Armenian citizens returning from the Middle East and India have applied for travel reimbursement after regional disruptions.

An Armenian opposition party said its unusual campaign actions symbolize public frustration with the country’s political situation.

Authorities detained ten people after searching Prosperous Armenia’s Vanadzor office in an election bribery investigation.

Russian officials said no restrictive measures against Armenia are expected at the upcoming Eurasian Economic Union summit in Astana.

Former Artsakh parliament speaker Davit Ishkhanyan described the proceedings in Baku as politically driven and fully controlled.

Armenia wants to revise its railway concession model to avoid sanctions-related obstacles and attract international investment.

No separate meeting is planned between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan.

The Kremlin said no new contact is currently planned between Vladimir Putin and Nikol Pashinyan following their recent meeting.

The United States continues to support efforts toward lasting peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan, President Donald Trump said.

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan criticized warnings linked to gas prices and said Armenia must retain strategic alternatives.

Armenia could lose nearly 40 percent of trade turnover if it exits the Eurasian Economic Union, according to media estimates.

Armenia’s government has approved additional financial incentives for servicemen participating in the Homeland Defender program.