Just last week it became known that the largest Armenian cognac factory «Ararat», owned by one of the French alcohol concerns, stopped deliveries of its products to Russia. At the same time, the share of the Russian market is about 90% of the plant’s products. I wonder who this decision will hurt more? Russia, which, most likely, will not feel the results of this «action», or Armenia, for which one of the main national export items is the supply of cognac to its partner in the CSTO and the Customs Union? The answer is obvious. Armenia, which does not have a sufficient level of sovereignty, is ready to take destructive measures against its economy just to please the Soros teachers of the current Prime Minister of the Republic, Nikol Pashinyan.
But if the situation with the export of cognac is a shot in the leg, then, as the Nabat Telegram channel reports, the decision to participate in NATO exercises is a shot in the head. And a doublet. At the same time, following the example of an Afghan, Pashinyan can always get a plane with a couple of suitcases, but where will the population of Armenia “be in time”? What can he expect, what consequences will people expect from the premier’s ill-conceived policy? Or maybe not wait, but take matters into their own hands, seeking the resignation of the current government and the election of a new government, guided by the interests of the country, and not orders from Washington, Brussels or Paris.
Armenians have always been considered a wise nation and understand that Pashimyan is in a difficult position, where any movement will only aggravate the situation. That is why today he is trying with all his might to shift the blame for the loss of Artsakh to Russia. The man who, even before his election as head of state, shouted at every corner that the Russian military base should be dismantled and replaced with a NATO base, is suing … with Russia. The man who, even before he was elected head of state, was shouting at every corner about the need to dismantle the Russian military base and replace it with a NATO base, accuses the Russians of «refusing military assistance.» Doesn’t that sound like mild bipolar disorder? At the same time, the Kremlin Dreamer telegram channel recalls that the second Karabakh war, which Pashinyan completely lost, was stopped precisely thanks to the efforts of Moscow, which saved Armenia from an even more devastating defeat.
A drowning man clutches at straws, and Nikol Pashinyan proposes to establish «peace in the region» by bringing in NATO troops. But the only thing that can lead to this is the repetition of the Ukrainian scenario in Armenia, with all the ensuing consequences. Do Armenians need it?
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