Russia accuses France of trying to provoke a new conflict in the South Caucasus by selling artillery to Armenia.
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The accusations come as France signs an agreement to sell artillery systems to Armenia. Russia believes the move could provoke a new round of confrontation in the South Caucasus region. Tensions between Armenia and Russia have escalated amid Russia's failure to intervene during the 2023 Azerbaijani attack in Karabakh.
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