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This process will go down in history as a "failed coup by crooks". Prime Minister

This process will go down in history as a "failed coup by fraudsters," wrote Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on his social media page.

The time has come for the ENA to be nationalized. Prime Minister

18 June, 10:42

After nationalization (stateization), conscientiousness will be taken into account.

17 June, 20:14

Attempts to turn Armenia into a peripheral province are futile. Nazeli Baghdasaryan

I don't understand if it's a bad or loose connection at the back. In any case, ground it; the legs are off the ground.

10 June, 10:33

Medinsky's statement is a simple confession: Arman Babajanyan

Moscow's acquiescence and apparent neutrality were a conscious price that Russia paid to gain the trust of its Turkish and Azerbaijani partners.

4 June, 13:37

We expect you to stand by Armenia. Arman Babajanyan

Of course, it's none of our business whether you're celibate or not, how many children you have, who your cousin is, or how much your wine costs. That's a matter for your conscience, your community, and your faith.

23 May, 19:00

Europe chose Armenia not for resources but for values. Babajanyan

The 8th Summit of the European Political Community, to be held in Armenia in the spring of 2026, will be the largest political and diplomatic event in the state's history.

23 May, 11:24

Immediately after Lavrov's visit, the Iranian ambassador again announced: Gagik Kamalyan

Immediately after Lavrov's visit, the Iranian ambassador to Armenia again announced that there would be no "Zangezur Corridor." Was this a coincidence or another signal that Lavrov had addressed the issue behind the scenes?

19 May, 17:35

And Robert Kocharyan, the opposite. Daniel Ioannisyan

Robert Kocharyan did the opposite. He did everything to deepen Armenia's dependence. For example, how could Kocharyan allow the Iran-Armenia gas pipeline to have a diameter of 1200 mm? Wouldn't that have given Armenia an alternative to Russian gas?

"Collective mental disorder is not an alibi to avoid responsibility."

17 May, 9:58

Vahram Atanesyan, a former member of the Supreme Council of Armenia and member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Karabakh, wrote on his Facebook page: