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Azatutyun Radiokayan (2 December 2025)

The European Union accused Russia on Tuesday of spreading “disinformation” in Armenia head of next year’s Armenian parliamentary elections as it pledged to deepen ties with Yerevan through a new “strategic agenda.”

The EU’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, and Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan signed the document after talks in Brussels. Kallas also announced 15 million euros ($17.4 million) in additional EU aid designed to make the South Caucasus nation “more resilient.” She said part of it will be used for countering the alleged Russian interference.

“Russia and its proxies are already ramping up disinformation campaigns in Armenia ahead of the next year's parliamentary election,” Kallas told a joint news conference. “We see the same networks that we saw deployed in Moldova that were active, so the playbook is identical. Our EU funding will also cover detection, analysis and response to foreign interference.”

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