There is no legal basis for Russian peacekeepers stationed in Nagorno-Karabakh to move to Armenia, Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said in an interview with the Public TV Channel on 10 October.

Refugee children arriving in Armenia show signs of serious psychological distress, states a press release published on the UNICEF website on October 10.

Russian political scientist Alexander Dugin has opined that Armenia under Pashinyan challenged Russia, while Baku, on the contrary, acted skillfully and friendly, and as a result, Nagorno-Karabakh became Azerbaijani.

The Russian peacekeeping contingent is ready to contribute in every possible way to the establishment of peaceful life in Armenia and Azerbaijan.

At the first meeting of the Council of Elders of Yerevan on October 10, the candidate from the ruling Civil Contract party, Tigran Avinyan, was elected mayor of the city.

The Armenian Foreign Ministry does not have any information of any Armenian nationals who could be affected by the tense situation in Israel and Gaza strip, Foreign Ministry spokesprson Ani Badalyan wrote on 7 October in her Facebook page.

The mission of the Russian peacekeeping contingent still is highly required, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said in an interview with RBC, published on October 9.

Presdient of the European Council Charles Michel On October 7 had a phone conversation with Ilham Aliyev on the upcoming meeting between the heads of Armenia and Azerbaijan in Brussels. Charles Michel wrote about this on X.

Armenia needs a new military partner and is discussing with France the issue of military assistance, Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturian said on October 5 in an interview to the France 2 TV channel.

Everything that happened in Nagorno-Karabakh in late September was inevitable after the recognition of Azerbaijan’s sovereignty over that territory, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a question-and-answer session on October 5 at the annual Valdai Forum.