Russia is ready to share its experience on cyber threats with Armenia - Zakharova
01.04.2026,
20:04
Russia is ready to share its experience and cooperate with Armenia on cyber threats, stated Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova.
YEREVAN, April 1. /ARKA/. Russia is ready to share its experience and cooperate with Armenia on cyber threats, stated Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova.
Earlier, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that while Russia has its own experience in combating hybrid attacks and is willing to share it, the Armenian authorities are willing to adopt this experience from Russia.
"Without being tied to the current negotiations, I would like to emphasize once again that the negotiations taking place at the highest level are being commented on by the presidential administration of our country. Without being tied directly to the agenda of these negotiations, all clarifications will be provided through the relevant channels," Zakharova noted at a briefing on Wednesday.
According to her, Russia has a wide range of capabilities in the field of combating cyber threats, both in terms of international law and practical developments.
"It's a two-way street: if there's interest and need, we're ready to respond. Regarding our capabilities, we need to understand the specific area of interest—information security, combating cybercriminals, and international cooperation. We're ready to provide not only expert advice but also cooperation across a wide range of areas," Zakharova said.
A few hours earlier, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan arrived in Moscow on a working visit. He is scheduled to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Earlier, Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan stated that while Russia has its own experience in combating hybrid attacks and is willing to share it, the Armenian authorities are willing to adopt this experience from Russia.
"Without being tied to the current negotiations, I would like to emphasize once again that the negotiations taking place at the highest level are being commented on by the presidential administration of our country. Without being tied directly to the agenda of these negotiations, all clarifications will be provided through the relevant channels," Zakharova noted at a briefing on Wednesday.
According to her, Russia has a wide range of capabilities in the field of combating cyber threats, both in terms of international law and practical developments.
"It's a two-way street: if there's interest and need, we're ready to respond. Regarding our capabilities, we need to understand the specific area of interest—information security, combating cybercriminals, and international cooperation. We're ready to provide not only expert advice but also cooperation across a wide range of areas," Zakharova said.
A few hours earlier, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan arrived in Moscow on a working visit. He is scheduled to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
