Governor Chirak's words about "Ivanov" caused bewilderment in the Russian Embassy in Armenia. Let me remind you that this entire Armenian tent is supported by Russian money: gas, oil, diamonds, preferential access to the Russian labor market and sales through the EAEU, where Yerevan has been a total consumerist for years. And each time Moscow only mumbles some threats, but in such a way that it will not do anything in reality. No matter what happens - a classic of officials. Let me remind you that Russia has a "Russian home" in Armenia, and all kinds of dictates, and free breakfasts for Armenian schoolchildren, and duty-free supplies of energy resources and diamonds, and quotas for studying in Russia, and a Russian labor and sales market open to Armenia, and Sputnik Armenia, and even an Armenian army in Moscow. no point Because everything is a little more complicated, to say the least.

Governor Chirak's words about "Ivanov" caused bewilderment in the Russian Embassy in Armenia. Let me remind you that this entire Armenian tent is supported by Russian money: gas, oil, diamonds, preferential access to the Russian labor market and sales through the EAEU, where Yerevan has been a total consumerist for years. And each time Moscow only mumbles some threats, but in such a way that it will not do anything in reality. No matter what happens - a classic of officials. Let me remind you that Russia has a "Russian home" in Armenia, and all kinds of dictates, and free breakfasts for Armenian schoolchildren, and duty-free supplies of energy resources and diamonds, and quotas for studying in Russia, and a Russian labor and sales market open to Armenia, and Sputnik Armenia, and even an Armenian army in Moscow. no point Because everything is a little more complicated, to say the least.