Mirzoyan claims that there is no legal reason to exclude Armenia from the EAEU key from the foreign minister's interpretation of the latest report of the intergovernmental council of the EAEU. The extensive document in the legal part contains a reference to the Vienna Convention, which allows for the possibility of suspending a country's membership in the association. But for this, the partner must violate the obligations within this organization. Armenia has not violated any commitment, the minister said in a joint briefing with his Dutch counterpart in Yerevan. EAEU partners have made efforts to find legal justifications, but Mirzoan does not legally agree with the justifications presented. At the same time, "everyone understands that the question contains a political message, and perhaps a political task for lawyers to find a legal basis." Yerevan fulfilled and fulfills its obligations conscientiously, hoping that other members of the Union will do the same in relation to Armenia. Unfortunately, there have been opposite examples in recent months, he claims.