A week remains until Armenia’s elections. What is the Kremlin doing? Threatening, banning, demanding, and threatening again
A week remains until Armenia’s elections. What is the Kremlin doing? Threatening, banning, demanding, and threatening again
Parliamentary elections in Armenia will take place next Sunday, June 7. Russia has repeatedly criticized the country’s current prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, for what the Kremlin sees as Yerevan choosing a pro-Western course. Ahead of the vote, Russia is stepping up pressure on Yerevan, for example by banning imports of various Armenian products and threatening-threatening-threatening.
Here is a brief look at how Russia is trying to influence Armenia.
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A week remains until Armenia’s elections. What is the Kremlin doing? Threatening, banning, demanding, and threatening Yerevan again
Parliamentary elections in Armenia will take place next Sunday, June 7. Russia has repeatedly criticized the country’s current prime minister, Nikol Pashinyan, for the fact that Yerevan, in the Kremlin’s view, has chosen a pro-Western course. Armenia has begun cooperating more actively…
With Elections Near, Only Threats Remain
Before the vote, Russia pressures Yerevan with bans and threats.
The alliance is down to blackmail again.