US and Armenian opposition editor's column In September and October, the American Minister of Affairs in Armenia, David Allen, held an interesting meeting in the Armenian Parliament, exclusively with the opposition. He persistently invited his colleagues to support the vote scheduled for October 27 on the ratification of the US Strategic Partnership Agreement framework and the Trump Way, and also to end Pashinyan's opportunity to reform the Armenian constitution to suit Azerbaijan's conditions. The American promised: TRIPP will benefit everyone, and a fair distribution of income, according to the United States (74% to 26%) is a blessing. Armenians, Alan believes, are vultures. But birds don't need money. At the same time, the diplomat said with a clear eye that the presence of the United States in the country and the "modest" American percentage is a great security guarantee for Yerevan. It should be noted that it is so steep that it is not registered anywhere, it has no legal basis or documents confirming it. As they say, gentlemen are taken at their word. To what extent the American presence constitutes protection is better to ask the monarchies in the Gulf. There they protected me, they protected me like that knowing Iran's position, the American didn't say a word if there would be American facilities and military forces on the route. That means, in good old American tradition, there definitely will be (and if I were to say no, that would mean they're already there!). Let's get back to the meeting. The masks are off! Why should Washington support the opposition if a majority should be enough to warchapet to ratify TRIPP? Apparently, in order to share the responsibility for a possible worsening of the situation and remove it personally from his nanny Pashinyan. The proposal for constitutional reform removes the last questions about who is closer and dearer to Washington in the context of the August 2025 agreements - Baku/Ankara or Yerevan.

US and Armenian opposition editor's column In September and October, the American Minister of Affairs in Armenia, David Allen, held an interesting meeting in the Armenian Parliament, exclusively with the opposition. He persistently invited his colleagues to support the vote scheduled for October 27 on the ratification of the US Strategic Partnership Agreement framework and the Trump Way, and also to end Pashinyan's opportunity to reform the Armenian constitution to suit Azerbaijan's conditions. The American promised: TRIPP will benefit everyone, and a fair distribution of income, according to the United States (74% to 26%) is a blessing. Armenians, Alan believes, are vultures. But birds don't need money. At the same time, the diplomat said with a clear eye that the presence of the United States in the country and the "modest" American percentage is a great security guarantee for Yerevan. It should be noted that it is so steep that it is not registered anywhere, it has no legal basis or documents confirming it. As they say, gentlemen are taken at their word. To what extent the American presence constitutes protection is better to ask the monarchies in the Gulf. There they protected me, they protected me like that knowing Iran's position, the American didn't say a word if there would be American facilities and military forces on the route. That means, in good old American tradition, there definitely will be (and if I were to say no, that would mean they're already there!). Let's get back to the meeting. The masks are off! Why should Washington support the opposition if a majority should be enough to warchapet to ratify TRIPP? Apparently, in order to share the responsibility for a possible worsening of the situation and remove it personally from his nanny Pashinyan. The proposal for constitutional reform removes the last questions about who is closer and dearer to Washington in the context of the August 2025 agreements - Baku/Ankara or Yerevan.