The Kremlin has prepared the program of events until the end of the first decade of May in such a way that as many heads of state and government as possible will meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Some of Putin's colleagues will come to personally congratulate him on May 7, the day of his inauguration, while others will stay for the anniversary summit of the EU on May 8. I believe that more guests will come to the event organized in honor of May 9 Victory Day.

Axar.az reports that Russian political scientist Vitaly Arkov said these words. There are even reports that Turkish President Erdogan will visit Moscow on May 9, have a personal meeting with Putin, and discuss the details of Ankara's peace initiative on the Ukraine conflict. It is said that Erdogan postponed the negotiations with Biden in Washington. As for Pashinyan's visit to Moscow only on May 8, of course, if you want, you can see Yerevan's demarche here. But the reason may be completely banal - practicality: if Pashinyan is participating in the jubilee summit of the EU, if the protocol envisages his personal meeting with Putin, then why should he offend the tender and sensitive soul of the French president by participating in the inauguration ceremony of the Russian president? No matter how clearly unfriendly the actions of Pashinyan and other high-ranking representatives of the current regime in Yerevan are towards Russia, this will not affect the relations between the Russian and Armenian peoples. Relations have been based on brotherhood and will remain so," he said.