Haber Global: Armenia seeking to acquire drones to prepare for next war

The European Union (EU), under a project led by France, is set to provide military support to Armenia, Report informs, citing an article published by Türkiye's Haber Global TV.

The article highlights that France, India, and Greece are the primary suppliers of arms to Armenia. While Yerevan is currently receiving €10 million in military aid, sources indicate that this support will be expanded. They suggest that Armenia is actively seeking to acquire UAVs in preparation for a potential future conflict.

The article also points out the contradiction in the EU’s stance, as its military aid appears to undermine its calls for peace in the South Caucasus. "EU officials advocate for peace in the region, yet by arming one side, they are obstructing this initiative," it states. There is concern that with EU backing, Armenia might abandon peace talks with Azerbaijan. Meanwhile, French officials argue that rearming Armenia could strengthen its position in negotiations.

Analysts warn that Armenia’s growing military capabilities signal preparations for a possible future war.