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Russia's Security Council Secretary Condemns Treatment of Russian Businesses in Armenia

Sergey Shoigu says justifications for the takeover of Russian assets in Armenia are 'frankly ridiculous,' according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Sergey Shoigu, secretary of Russia's Security Council, has criticized the treatment of Russian businesses in Armenia, according to a report published by Turkey's Anadolu Agency.

Shoigu was quoted as saying that the arguments put forward to justify the takeover of Russian assets in Armenia are "frankly ridiculous."

The report did not provide further details on the specific assets involved or the circumstances surrounding their takeover. Anadolu Agency did not specify when or where Shoigu made the remarks.

Russia and Armenia have historically maintained close political, economic and military ties, with Russian companies holding significant investments in various sectors of the Armenian economy.

Anadolu Agency's report did not include a response from Armenian officials regarding Shoigu's comments.

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