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Asbarez United States· Sep 17
World Affairs

U.S. Ready to Expand Defense Cooperation with Armenia

The United States is prepared to discuss expanding defense cooperation with Armenia. The topic was discussed during a meeting between Deputy Defense Secretary Andrew Lumis and Armenian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Edvard Asrayan in Yerevan on Thursday The post U.S. Ready to Expand Defense Cooperation with Armenia appeared first on Asbarez.com.

U.S. Ready to Expand Defense Cooperation with Armenia
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Thursday, September 17, 2026 No Result View All Result NEWSLETTER ՀԱՅ Home Top Stories Community Arts & Culture Art Books Music Theatre Critics’ Forum Op-Ed Editorial Opinon Letters Columns By Any Means My Turn Three Apples Community Links Critics’ Forum My Name is Armen Living in Armenia Videos Sports Home Top Stories Community Arts & Culture Art Books Music Theatre Critics’ Forum Op-Ed Editorial Opinon Letters Columns By Any Means My Turn Three Apples Community Links Critics’ Forum My Name is Armen Living in Armenia Videos Sports No Result View All Result ՀԱՅ No Result View All Result U.S. Ready to Expand Defense Cooperation with Armenia by Asbarez Staff September 17, 2026 in Armenia, Featured Story, Latest, News, Top Stories 0 U.S. and Armenian defense delegations meet in Yerevan on Sept. 17 The United States is prepared to discuss expanding defense cooperation with Armenia. The topic was discussed during a meeting between Deputy Defense Secretary Andrew Loomis and Armenian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Edvard Asrayan in Yerevan on Thursday The two sides discussed Armenia-U.S. cooperation in the defense sector and welcomed the current level of engagement, Defense Ministry spokesperson Aram Torosyan said in a statement published on Facebook. “They highlighted the importance of developing cooperation in peacekeeping, the training of professional non-commissioned officers, instructors and junior commanders, military education, as well as joint military exercises and training activities, among other areas,” Torosyan added. Loomis said the United States would continue cooperation under existing programs and was ready to discuss opportunities to deepen engagement in new areas. © 2021 Asbarez | All Rights Reserved | Powered By MSDN Solutions Inc. © 2021 Asbarez | All Rights Reserved | Powered By MSDN Solutions Inc.

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