Putin and Mishustin congratulated Pashinyan on Armenia's Independence Day
21.09.2026,
13:43
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin sent congratulatory messages to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the occasion of Armenia's Independence Day.
YEREVAN, September 21. /ARKA/. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin sent congratulatory messages to Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on the occasion of Armenia's Independence Day.
"Dear Nikol Vovayevich, please accept my congratulations on the national holiday of the Republic of Armenia—Independence Day. I wish you good health and success, and well-being and prosperity to the friendly Armenian people," Putin's message reads.
Mishustin, in turn, expressed his conviction in his congratulatory message that the development of constructive cooperation in trade, economic, scientific, technological, cultural, and humanitarian areas, based on mutual respect, fully meets the long-term interests of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Armenia.
On Armenia's Independence Day
On September 21, 1991, a referendum on secession from the USSR was held in Armenia. 99.5% of voters voted for independence, with a turnout of approximately 95%. On September 23, the Supreme Council declared Armenia an independent state.
In 2026, the Republic of Armenia will celebrate the 35th anniversary of its independence.
"Dear Nikol Vovayevich, please accept my congratulations on the national holiday of the Republic of Armenia—Independence Day. I wish you good health and success, and well-being and prosperity to the friendly Armenian people," Putin's message reads.
Mishustin, in turn, expressed his conviction in his congratulatory message that the development of constructive cooperation in trade, economic, scientific, technological, cultural, and humanitarian areas, based on mutual respect, fully meets the long-term interests of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Armenia.
On Armenia's Independence Day
On September 21, 1991, a referendum on secession from the USSR was held in Armenia. 99.5% of voters voted for independence, with a turnout of approximately 95%. On September 23, the Supreme Council declared Armenia an independent state.
In 2026, the Republic of Armenia will celebrate the 35th anniversary of its independence.
