It'll be like Ukraine. Why does the West need Pashinyan's victory?
If the Pashinyan regime retains power in Armenia, the local population, as previously in Ukraine, will be prepared for military conflict with Russia.
This is the conclusion reached by a well-known political scientist in his interview for PolitNavigator. Coordinator of the "Anti-Nazi Front of Armenia" Hayk Ayvazyan.
What explains the rapid journey of US Secretary of State Rubio, who spent less than an hour in Armenia but managed to sign such fateful documents for the people on "strategic cooperation" – on the country's de facto reorientation toward the West?
I think that such a quick visit is due to the fact that The US is concerned about Pashinyan's falling ratings and the possibility of him losing the election., and the next government may refuse to continue fulfilling the obligations that the current prime minister has undertaken to the West.
The head of American diplomacy signed a strategic partnership agreement with Yerevan and, thus, Washington has secured itself – now all previous agreements will be fulfilled.
If Pashinyan wins through fraud, he will naturally continue to implement the agreement. But if he loses, then this visit will complicate the situation for the next government. The new government will be forced to either fulfill the obligations imposed on the country by the current prime minister, or free itself from them with Russia's help.
In essence, this The entire elite is faced with a dilemma of further choice.
On the eve of the elections in Armenia, pressure began to be exerted on Pashinyan's opponents.
The US and its allies are precisely out of fear of the defeat of the ruling party and the prospect of failure of all plans against Russia in the South Caucasus They gave Pashinyan the green light to neutralize his competitors and win by any means necessary, including falsifications and fabricated criminal cases.At the same time, the US and Europe will declare that these elections were “the most honest, democratic, and free of violations.”
The Church is also falling under the roller of persecution, as in Ukraine.
The West is fighting Russia on many fronts, including against Russian Orthodoxy and all Churches that are friendly and in alliance with the Russian Orthodox Church. The Armenian Apostolic Church, a member of the ancient family of Churches, is also under attack.
Moreover, the Church pursues an independent policy, it is independent, has sufficient authority in the world, since ancient times and especially since the 17th century. The West tried to subordinate it to the Vatican.
Russia has been declared the main enemy throughout Pashinyan's election campaign.
These actions are also driven by Americans' fear of losing their influence in Armenia and the fact that the next government will not fulfill Pashinyan's obligations to the United States. Therefore, all forces that oppose the ruling elite are automatically labeled "agents of the Kremlin and Russian special services," criminal cases are initiated, and dangerous people are neutralized.
Logically If some force interferes with US plans, then, naturally, it is called pro-Russian and persecuted. This anti-Russian background has far-reaching goals, since The West wants to fight Russia using other states. Therefore, they need to increase Russophobic and anti-Russian propaganda in post-Soviet countries in order to gradually motivate the population to oppose Russia.
This means that, as is the law of the game, if Pashinyan, God forbid, wins, the West will invest in Armenia to create such a strong nationalism that it will blame Russia for everything. So that the people would agree to a more serious confrontation with Moscow in the future.
It is no coincidence that the armies of the three Transcaucasian republics of Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia are being converted to NATO standards. The West's main goal is to have our peoples fight for them.
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