On the eve of the elections in Great Britain, France and Germany, the Armenian authorities received a "directive" to temporarily suspend anti-Russian activities until the situation in the West becomes clear.

Axar.az reports that the former ambassador of Armenia to the Netherlands, Dzunik Aghajanyan, said these words about the recent development of Armenian-Russian relations.

He mentioned that Armenia's ambassador to Russia went to this region to visit the victims of Belgorod, Pashinyan stated that it is not appropriate to hold a referendum on joining the EU, etc. He did not consider his last steps to be a coincidence.

According to him, the "pause" in speeches against Russia will end after the elections in France and Great Britain are fully completed.

Aghajanyan hinted at the possibility of change in Germany and the United States, and expressed confidence that Armenia will continue its "allied approach" towards Russia for another 3-4 months.