Armenia will sell Russia to the West at the first opportunity and will reduce its treacherous strikes to Moscow.

Rovshan Rzayev, Deputy Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Policy and State Building, commenting on Armenia's participation in NATO exercises in Georgia and its impact on Yerevan-Moscow relations, said this to Axar.az. The MP stressed that Armenia is ready to do everything to continue its lying and aggressive policy today.

"Yerevan will not be together with Moscow until the end. Because Armenia's state policy is based on a lie. Russia should already understand it and take action. The fact that Armenia participates in NATO's "Noble partner" military exercises in Georgia's military landfill and, thus, returning to the West means clear demarche against Russia. It is a challenge to Moscow to declare that Armenia is ready to sign an association agreement without hesitation to the European Union. The statement by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov "In the relationship with our colleagues from the Eurasian Union, the statement that the Eastern Partnership program should not be used to mislead the focal countries," in fact was a Moscow warning to Yerevan. With this statement, Lavrov explains that the Yerevan can not act otherwise. However, Russian officials should know that Armenia will sell Russia at the first opportunity and reduce its treacherous blow to Moscow. Armenia the country that participating in the pieces of training in Georgia and Romania will continue its dual games in the future. "

The deputy believes that Moscow should already decide on Yerevan:

"Armenia is a member of the Eurasian Union and closely cooperates with the European Union, on the other hand, they are a member of the CSTO but participates in joint military exercises with NATO. All this should make Moscow think again. In fact, anti-Russian policy in Armenia was not a chaotic one, and it was expected. But unfortunately, Moscow's response to Yerevan is delayed. Perhaps this is due to the strong lobby of the Armenians in Russia. "