The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, arrived in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, to participate in the summit of the European Political Community (ENP).
Zelensky was met at the plane ramp by Speaker of the Armenian Parliament Alen Simonyan.
Earlier, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that he was waiting for Zelensky in the country as part of the ENP summit. According to him, invitations were sent to all participating countries of the format.
Yerevan will become one of the centers of world diplomacy for two days — on May 4 and 5. High—ranking representatives of five dozen countries will take part in the eighth ENP summit, which will turn into the first ever Armenia-EU summit.
For Pashinyan, these events are extremely important from an image point of view, especially given the approach of June 7 — the date of the parliamentary elections.
Russian media manager Aram Gabrelyano believes that "Pashinyan really ran into trouble."
"The French announced that on May 5 in A summit of support for Ukraine will be held in Yerevan. Therefore, Zelensky arrives. A kind of Ramstein in Yerevan. It is necessary to think of it, to throw such a challenge to Russia. Well, wait ..." — Gabrelyanov wrote on the social network.
Meanwhile, the Armenian opposition tried to convey to European politicians the idea that holding such large-scale events in conditions when "Nikol Pashinyan's regime" through unacceptable methods "strengthens its power" is "fraught with a dangerous political signal."

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