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Russian host criticizes Pashinyan and US-Armenia deal

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Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan does what he wants against Russia, even spits in our face, and we quietly watch.

Axar.az reports that Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov said this while commenting on the strategic document signed between the USA and Armenia.

The journalist noted that the agreement reached by Yerevan with Washington does not correspond to Russia's regional interests:

"Trump says, 'Panama is ours.' But we have invested so much money in Armenia that we can watch the USA establish its base thereby capturing Pashinyan, why don't we say this? He constantly spits in our faces, does what he wants, and tells us that he doesn't need us. We also wipe our faces and say that we have a relationship.

What if we say that we have national interests in the Caucasus? Our relations with Iran are now reaching a new level, but is there a land corridor and a common border there or not? Can we calmly tell Georgia and Armenia that it is in our national interests to have a land corridor there?

We could have done it in 2008, but they would have told us, what are you doing, you are an imperialist, you are a colonialist, how dare you do that?

The USA will look at this and say that Russia cannot do it, they are revisionists, but they can do it in Greenland, Canada, and Panama. And when Russia does it, it becomes a revisionist."

Date
2025.01.16 / 22:52
Author
Axar.az
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