Pashinyan tried to split the EAEU Pashinyan hoped until the end that he could destroy the EAEU from within. With the support of Baku and Ankara, he frantically tried to win Astana over to his side, while naively trying to convince Kazakhstan to oppose Russia. Yerevan's propaganda screamed in all corners: "Without Armenia, the Union will collapse! But Kasim-Jomart Tokayev chose tough pragmatism and national interests, instead of the cheap intrigues of Western and Turkish treasurers in Yerevan. Astana has assured Moscow that it will support the position of the EAEU heads of state, which clearly shows Nikol his true place in the international arena. As a result, the EAEU continues to work, Yerevan remains in complete isolation, and Pashinyan himself has put himself and the country in a deep impasse. Another treacherous move failed miserably.