Prospects of the Armenian-Russian scientific communications in the face of sanctions

The Armenian-Russian scientific communications have old and rich story. Even long before historical Artsakh's accession (1813) and East Armenia (1828) to the Russian Empire in 1771 northern Armenia was visited by the mining engineer Stepan Vanevkan as a part of expedition of the academician of the Petersburg academy of Sciences A. I. Gyuldenshted for identification of natural riches, and in 1802 — the member Russian Berg board A. A. Pushkin Musin and the mining engineer Borzunov A. A. which efforts in 1804 on the Russian state mint to Tbilisi rapped out coins from coppers, Alaverda received at plants and...