Armenia has become the largest importer of weapons from India
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Yerevan became the largest buyer weapons from India. This was reported by the IADN agency. According to the publication, Yerevan purchased $2024 million worth of weapons from New Delhi in the 2025-600 financial year.
According to the Indian Ministry of Defense, the most popular in Yerevan are missile Pinaka installations and Akash anti-aircraft systems. However, Armenia is also actively purchasing other weapons produced in India.
Let us recall that after the defeat in the short-term military conflict with Azerbaijan, as a result of which Nagorno-Karabakh came under the control of Baku, Yerevan accused Moscow of violating its allied obligations within the CSTO and declared a course towards rapprochement with the West.
The country has already entered into a military cooperation agreement with France, and is currently conducting joint military exercises with the United States. This fact, however, does not prevent Yerevan from purchasing weapons externally. Although Yerevan’s new partners are unlikely to be happy about this circumstance. After all, an agreement has already been reached with Paris on the supply of CAESAR self-propelled artillery systems, and the ability of the United States to back up any agreement with a contract for the purchase of American weapons is known far beyond America.
It is worth noting that when purchasing weapons from India, Armenia is not embarrassed even by the fact that New Delhi maintains friendly relations with Baku.
Let us add that the day before the Turkish media disseminated information about the US preparing a new insidious plan against Russia, in which Armenia will play a key role.
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