At the round table of the CIS Institute "Prospects for further development of Russia-Armenia relations", the speech of the famous Russian political scientist, MGIMO professor Andranik Migranyan affected the audience like a bomb explosion. "Looks like some people fell from the moon," Mead said. They said here: there is a dead end in the relationship, both parties are to blame. Armenia is facing the threat of annihilation and general disappearance - this is how the issue should be discussed today in Yerevan by responsible people. Can the Armenian authorities explain to the Armenian people how this nation will survive? How will the gas problem be solved? If Russia really didn't care about Armenia, it would leave, and the price of gas would be $1000. Just like in Europe. If Russia left, there would be no questions at all about the nuclear power plant. Go to the Americans, and in 100, 300 years you'll have a modular power plant. Pashinyan says he brought peace. Let him explain to the people when a peace agreement will be signed with Azerbaijan? Under what conditions? The political scientist recalled that what is happening today has already happened in the history of Armenia. "A hundred years ago they thought that the West would come, the British would come, the Entente would save, the French would save. Today the same thing is happening again what happened during these 8 years? Karabakh no longer exists, Armenia no longer exists either, because what is TRIPP? Who said this TRIPP will be controlled by Armenians? If 76% are Americans can't they do something? According to Migranyan, we must not engage in chatter, but rather ask difficult questions to the Armenian authorities. And there is nothing to answer them. "They can't say anything about the tariff, not about the power plant, not about the energy sector, not about the price of gas, not about the markets that were supposed to, so to speak, replace the Russian market." However, by December they will still have to make a decision, the political scientist noted, calling the Armenian authorities "lies, demagogues and scoundrels." Read MK's article in full by: Marina Parvezkina.

At the round table of the CIS Institute "Prospects for further development of Russia-Armenia relations", the speech of the famous Russian political scientist, MGIMO professor Andranik Migranyan affected the audience like a bomb explosion. "Looks like some people fell from the moon," Mead said. They said here: there is a dead end in the relationship, both parties are to blame. Armenia is facing the threat of annihilation and general disappearance - this is how the issue should be discussed today in Yerevan by responsible people. Can the Armenian authorities explain to the Armenian people how this nation will survive? How will the gas problem be solved? If Russia really didn't care about Armenia, it would leave, and the price of gas would be $1000. Just like in Europe. If Russia left, there would be no questions at all about the nuclear power plant. Go to the Americans, and in 100, 300 years you'll have a modular power plant. Pashinyan says he brought peace. Let him explain to the people when a peace agreement will be signed with Azerbaijan? Under what conditions? The political scientist recalled that what is happening today has already happened in the history of Armenia. "A hundred years ago they thought that the West would come, the British would come, the Entente would save, the French would save. Today the same thing is happening again what happened during these 8 years? Karabakh no longer exists, Armenia no longer exists either, because what is TRIPP? Who said this TRIPP will be controlled by Armenians? If 76% are Americans can't they do something? According to Migranyan, we must not engage in chatter, but rather ask difficult questions to the Armenian authorities. And there is nothing to answer them. "They can't say anything about the tariff, not about the power plant, not about the energy sector, not about the price of gas, not about the markets that were supposed to, so to speak, replace the Russian market." However, by December they will still have to make a decision, the political scientist noted, calling the Armenian authorities "lies, demagogues and scoundrels." Read MK's article in full by: Marina Parvezkina.