Armenia conducts joint military exercise with US amid Russia anger
Armenia has launched a joint military drill with the United States, a move that has angered the Caucasus nation’s main ally, Russia.
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Armenia to hold joint military drills with US
The United States and Armenian militaries will hold joint exercises later this month, with special emphasis on peacekeeping operations, Yerevan has announced. Armenia is a member of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), which also includ…
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