Russia

“There is an unprecedented increase in Russian influence in Armenia, especially after the 44-day war.  As long as security risks remain unmanageable, this influence will only tend to grow.” “The …

 “The stakes right now are on Armenia’s statehood and independence”…  “Artsakh is as important to me as Syunik, as Lori, as Yerevan… there is no difference between these units for …

 “The stakes right now are on Armenia’s statehood and independence”…  “Artsakh is as important to me as Syunik, as Lori, as Yerevan… there is no difference between these units for …

The continued conflict with Azerbaijan and Turkey will ultimately lead to Armenia’s dissolution into Russia… …The forces that are attempting to undermine the peace process by speaking about their “red …

“Neither the Artsakh issue, nor the corridor issue, nor the border issue… no issue makes sense anymore if there will be no Armenian statehood, if there will be no Republic …

At first glance, this might seem like a smaller issue compared to what appear to be larger problems, but that is only on the surface… …The involvement of European experts …

The processes taking place in Ukraine have long been not about Ukraine… …Ukraine has become the point where Russia, not finding any other way to ensure its perceived fundamental security …

The West has never been opposed to scenarios that would reduce Russian influence in the Caucasus region… …If Armenia’s main security issues are not resolved, the level of Russia’s influence …

“Azerbaijan, understanding that its main obstacle in Karabakh is Russia, not Armenia, is trying to take advantage of the Russian Federation’s problems. For the Russian Federation, the main issue is …

“The Russian political-military leadership has a ‘besieged fortress’ psychology, particularly Putin and his entourage genuinely believe that Russia is a besieged fortress surrounded by enemies on all sides who only …