


ArmInfo. Moscow considers Yerevan's decision to launch the European Union (EU) accession as the start of Armenia's exit from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), as stated by Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk to journalists TASS reports.
, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation noted. , Overchuk said.
At the same time, he noted with regret that already last year they began to see that, under the influence of discussions about joining the EU, Russian business began to be more cautious about maintaining and developing economic ties with Armenia. , the Russian official added. He also pointed out that Yerevan's trade with the EU is several times less than with the EAEU, and Armenia's trade turnover with the European Union is decreasing. , he noted. Additionally, Overchuk highlighted that the growth of the Armenian economy shows that it is the main beneficiary of EAEU membership.
Overchuk deemed the question from media representatives regarding whether someone could replace Yerevan in the EAEU as incorrect. .



