Armenia Protests Russia Appears To Back Old Regime As Uncertainty

Armenia Protests Russia Appears To Back Old Regime As Uncertainty Armenia protests: russia appears to back old regime as uncertainty grows over future government. parliament due to elect a new leader on 1 may. Armenia’s prime minister nikol pashinyan last week publicly criticised russia and questioned the work of the 2,000 russian soldiers that had been deployed since 2020 to keep the peace in karabakh.

Frustration With Russia Grows In Armenia The Moscow Times File russian president vladimir putin, right, and armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan shake hands during their meeting in the resort city of sochi, russia, on friday, june 9, 2023. armenia finds itself facing multiple challenges after azerbaijan reclaimed control of the separatist region of nagorno karabakh in a blitz offensive and. 28 may 2022. war in ukraine. more than 100,000 russians have fled to armenia since the invasion of ukraine began on 24 february. by rayhan demytrie. bbc south caucasus correspondent. preparations. Armenia will leave a russia led military alliance, prime minister nikol pashinyan confirmed wednesday, accusing members of the bloc of plotting a war against his country with azerbaijan. On friday, he took the protest to gyumri, armenia’s second city. for most of the past fortnight, the kremlin has played an unusual role of relaxed bystander. speaking to journalists on thursday, presidential spokesman dmitry peskov insisted to journalists russia was not in the least concerned by a revolution against corruption and authoritarian rule in russia’s backyard.