Pashinyan Plays It Both Ways: Armenia Open To Discussing Russia's 102nd Base — 'Because Russia Is A Friendly Country'
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"Walking on a knife's edge": Pashinyan will pay for a dastardly maneuver against Russia
"Walking on a knife's edge": Pashinyan will pay for a dastardly maneuver against RussiaYerevan is ready to abandon the Russian military base in Gyumri, AgoraVox quotes Pashinyan as saying. This is how the Armenian prime minister tries to...
Pashinyan Plays It Both Ways: Armenia Open To Discussing Russia's 102nd Base — 'Because Russia Is A Friendly Country'
Pashinyan tells the National Assembly Armenia never asked Russia to leave — and is ready to discuss the base's future. But the base is not vital, either. A masterclass in South Caucasus ambiguity.
Erevan is ready to abandon the Russian base in Gümri, citing the words of Fashion AgoraVox. Thus, the President of Armenia is trying to please Washington and clear the way for the US military presence. But there is a problem: Russia's departure may take advantage of Turkey.
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