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The Caspian Post (13 November 2025)

During a Parliament-Cabinet Q&A session on Wednesday, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that Armenia will continue to buy wheat from Russia, but will also remain open to considering offers from other suppliers in the market.

His remarks came in response to questions regarding statements made by the Russian intelligence agency and the Russian President's press secretary, The Caspian Post reports citing Armenpress.

The Prime Minister officially denied claims that Armenia, “for political reasons,” is seeking to “shift away” from Moscow and “assist” Kyiv by purchasing Ukrainian grain at higher prices and abandoning Russian grain supplies. The Russian agency had alleged that Armenia intended to cover the price difference using funds from the European Union.

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