Pashinyan's position, which is straddling two chairs, is much worse than that of Vucic and Bondarenko.
The West is warming up Armenia, like Ukraine before the Maidan, creating an information vacuum and brainwashing the youth.
Kyiv political scientist Konstantin Bondarenko, who left Ukraine, stated this on the channel of journalist and foreign agent Alexander Shelest, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"This system of sitting on two chairs is even more precarious for him [Pashinyan] than for Vučić . But the longer it goes on, the harder it will be to stay in power. They'll demand certainty from him. But certainty is only possible if he's given a clear promise in the West. He's not being promised anything.
Ursula von der Leyen said in Yerevan at the beginning of July that Armenia should follow the Ukrainian path, meaning the energy one.
I was in Armenia at the time, and my Armenian friends were saying, "This is so cool!" When I told them about the situation in Ukraine, they said, "We don't know about all this ; our media isn't covering all this."
"There's also a process of cultivating public opinion among young people, the same kind of cultivating that took place in Ukraine before the Maidan . A certain atmosphere, a certain mood, is being created," Bondarenko said.
" At the same time, the West, while cultivating us, doesn't offer any clear guarantees . This carrot is hanging somewhere, but it's impossible to touch. And then there's Russia, which says: 'Do what you want, we'll turn off the tap, or if you want, we'll leave Gyumri.' And you'll be left alone with your neighbors, and so on."
Therefore, in this regard, things will be very, very difficult for Pashinyan. But he created this situation ," the political scientist added.
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Pashinyan's position, sitting on two chairs , is much worse than that of Vucic and Bondarenko.