European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visits Armenia and announces economic support aimed at helping the country manage external pressure. According to reports from both outlets, von der Leyen offers an 18-million euro aid package. The proposed assistance is described as part of the EU’s broader engagement with Armenia and its efforts to strengthen Armenia’s economic position. In addition to the funding, the EU also plans trade-related measures: the removal of import duties on most Armenian agricultural products. The sources describe the visit as politically and economically significant, linking the EU’s support to Armenia’s need for resilience amid pressure associated with Russia’s influence in the region. Taken together, the reports outline a package that combines financial assistance with tariff relief intended to improve access for Armenian farm goods to EU markets. The coverage does not provide additional details on how the aid will be distributed or on the timeline for implementing the trade changes beyond the stated commitment during the visit.