Analysis reveals military-political cooperation's impact on Armenia's foreign policy amid regional geopolitical changes.
In the conditions of geopolitical transformations unfolding on the threshold of the 21st century, relations between Armenia and Russia gradually took on a realistic character, which was expressed both in the diversity of the parties' overlapping interests and in the presence of certain differences between them. The latter was a consequence of a number of objective and subjective factors arising from the geopolitical realities existing in the region. Against this background, it was noteworthy that official Yerevan, based on the existence of a threat to the national security of the Republic of Armenia from Turkey, emphasized the importance of deepening military-political cooperation with Moscow. Especially since the Russian Federation's policy in the region generally provided positive systemic factors for the implementation of the Republic of Armenia's foreign policy.
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