Armenia did not make a proposal to postpone the CSTO summit. Yegoyan to Ushakov

Armenia did not make a proposal to postpone the CSTO summit. Arman Yeghoyan, the spokesperson of the Acting Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan, announced this.

This is how he responded to the statement of Yuri Ushakov, assistant to Russian President Vladimir Putin, that the CSTO summit scheduled for December 6 was postponed at the request of Armenia.

According to Yeghoyan, everything happened as Pashinyan presented on December 2 in a conversation with journalists.

Earlier, Acting Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin had suggested postponing the summit to be held on December 6 in St. Petersburg in a telephone conversation with him.

“During our last phone conversation, the President of the Russian Federation suggested that since the situation is like this, we should not hold the CSTO summit on the 6th of the month in order to discuss the solutions in a working order, and then go with new ready-made solutions, and I agreed, because I think it is more correct to solve the issue through working procedures,” Pashinyan said.