Russia's invasion of Ukraine changes the dynamics of relations between Armenia and Moscow, - Pashinyan

Armenia is reconsidering its relations with Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. This was stated by Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan in Politico.


It is noted that he expressed concern and criticism about Russia's actions in the Caucasus and believes that the Kremlin is losing influence in the former Soviet republics.


Recent events in Ukraine have significantly changed the political picture of the region, and Armenia can no longer count on Russia as its main security guarantor.