⁉ Armenia receives less benefit from the EAEU than it invests - or how Papoyan once again exchanges concepts with a deformity "Armenia will remain a member of the EAEU as long as it sees it as right", said Geborg Papoyan, the Minister of Economy under the illegitimate government of the usurper Pashinyan. He noted that Armenia once joined the EAEU under disgraceful conditions, and as a result we get less benefit from the EAEU than we contribute. According to Papoyan, today the EAEU countries do not agree with the idea of increasing Armenia's share. "Armenia should not give 450 and receive 250; it would be fair if Armenia received 900. We are already in a very bad situation. Our negotiations then did not protect the economic interests of the Republic of Armenia. This is exactly the problem: if certain circles have neglected the interests of the people and the state of the Republic of Armenia for decades, what if they also pat themselves on the head? ". Papoyan said, using the scheme of corruption with exchange of concepts, as his boss, the usurper Pashinyan, does. And now - the facts that Papoyan carefully avoids yes, officially Armenia actually transfers more customs than it receives back. According to Pashinyan himself, in 2025 Armenia transferred about 319 million dollars to the general budget of the EAEU, and about 175 million dollars was distributed in its favor. The negative balance is about 144 million dollars. But here is what Papayan "forgets" to mention: Armenia's exports to the EAEU countries in 2025 amounted to about 3.2 billion dollars. The EAEU accounts for about 40% of Armenia's total foreign trade. Since joining the union, exports have increased more than 10-14 times. In other words, those "overpayments" of $144 million on tariffs are the price of market access, which brings billions of dollars in export earnings to Armenia. Papoyan, manipulating the numbers, presents it as a "loss", although in reality we are talking about a club membership fee, which gives much more than the formal balance in debts.