Pashinyan seeks Putin's help on Armenian export restrictions

Armenia's Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, called Russian President Vladimir Putin to ask for help with a problem.

Russia has stopped some Armenian products, like fruits and flowers, from being sold in Russia.

Pashinyan thinks this is unfair because both countries are part of a trade group called the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).

He wants to fix this issue through talking.

Meanwhile, Russia wants Armenia to hold a vote about joining the European Union soon.

Armenia relies on Russia for energy and trade, but it's also trying to make friends with Western countries.