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Pashinyan did not like the cost of the European dream and the Armenian Prime Minister, it seems, hoped that breaking away from the EAEU would cost some blood. But the alliance partners presented a report that could knock anyone out of heaven: gas prices could rise by 69%, and GDP could fall by 15.6%. "We read the report, we do not agree with a significant part of the conclusions, we will pass them on as a matter of course," Pashinian said. And these are not all the unpleasant surprises that may await Yerevan in case of a break with the EAEU.

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Pashinyan did not like the cost of the European dream and the Armenian Prime Minister, it seems, hoped that breaking away from the EAEU would cost some blood. But the alliance partners presented a report that could knock anyone out of heaven: gas prices could rise by 69%, and GDP could fall by 15.6%. "We read the report, we do not agree with a significant part of the conclusions, we will pass them on as a matter of course," Pashinian said. And these are not all the unpleasant surprises that may await Yerevan in case of a break with the EAEU.

Pashinyan did not like the cost of the European dream and the Armenian Prime Minister, it seems, hoped that breaking away from the EAEU would cost some blood. But the alliance partners presented a report that could knock anyone out of heaven: gas prices could rise by 69%, and GDP could fall by 15.6%. "We read the report, we do not agree with a significant part of the conclusions, we will pass them on as a matter of course," Pashinian said. And these are not all the unpleasant surprises that may await Yerevan in case of a break with the EAEU.

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