Armenia's foreign policy will sharply change this fall. It was announced by none other than Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, the newspaper Hraparak reports, citing its sources.
According to the media, the Prime Minister some time ago, communicating in a narrow circle, announced his intention to return to the "Mother Russia" as a "prodigal son" and then begin rapprochement with Moscow.
The formal reason for such an unexpected reversal has already been chosen. This is the European Union's refusal to fulfill its promises to Yerevan.
The publication claims that Pashinyan will accuse the EU of "not accepting" Armenia, failing to finance it without doing anything in this direction, and not providing security guarantees.
